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thin layer
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19.29 |
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Thin layers rise on tables and shelves. |
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thin air
|
15.60 |
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He could vanish into thin air. |
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thin slice
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13.50 |
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Cut in thin slices. |
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thin line
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10.66 |
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Her mouth drawn into a thin line. |
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thin coat
|
8.10 |
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Two thin coats. |
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thin strip
|
7.90 |
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Cut into thin strips. |
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thin ice
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5.27 |
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On thin ice? |
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thin stream
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4.87 |
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All I get is a thin stream of it, |
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thin volume
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4.61 |
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Banks closed higher on thin volumes. |
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thin film
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3.62 |
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Pour a thin film of oil onto griddle. |
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thin sheet
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2.96 |
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Over the body lay a thin white sheet. |
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thin skin
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2.76 |
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Good bat, good glove, thin skin? |
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thin man
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2.70 |
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Mr Cardew was a tall thin man. |
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thin trade
|
2.70 |
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But analysts said the thin trade made the B share fall insignificant. |
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thin market
|
2.30 |
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Thin markets can amplify currency movements. |
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thin margin
|
2.24 |
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Webb leads Sorenstam by a thin margin. |
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thin piece
|
2.11 |
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Cut away any fat, and slice the meat into thin pieces. |
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thin wire
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1.97 |
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The flowers were bound together with thin wire. |
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thin tube
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1.91 |
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When the lever is pressed, a food pellet drops through a thin tube. |
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thin cotton
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1.78 |
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It is rayon or thin cotton. |