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bend rule
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9.22 |
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They bent the rules. |
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bend knee
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5.20 |
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Bend the knees. |
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bend head
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3.42 |
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She bent her head. |
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bend arm
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1.25 |
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Bend the arms at the elbows. |
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bend elbow
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1.25 |
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Bend your elbows and your rear drops down. |
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bend law
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1.25 |
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Sometimes the law gets bent a bit. |
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bend truth
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1.25 |
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Now Al Gore is bending the truth again. |
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bend ear
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1.12 |
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President Clinton had his ear bent. |
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bend light
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1.12 |
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The sun bends light and acts as a lens. |
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bend leg
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0.86 |
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Whenever you pick up a heavy load, bend both legs. |
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bend tree
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0.79 |
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High gusts bent palm trees. |
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bend note
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0.72 |
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So he bent notes. |
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bend body
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0.59 |
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Matthew Grant bent his body to the land. |
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bend spoon
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0.59 |
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How did this spoon get bent? |
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bend back
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0.53 |
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If you bend your back, the ball will go through quickly. |
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bend steel
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0.53 |
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You need a special tool to bend the steel. |
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bend ball
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0.46 |
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So she worked on her arsenal, bending some balls right and others left. |
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bend pipe
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0.46 |
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How do I bend this pipe without crimping it? |
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bend wrist
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0.46 |
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With your palm down, bend your wrist to the outside. |
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bend end
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0.33 |
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Straighten it into a long rod then bend the end into a hook. |