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Human embryos, for instance, develop, then lose, gills, webbed feet and rudimentary tails, reflecting their ancient aquatic life styles.

Use the jar as a mold and wrap the newspaper around the jar, then fold the tails into the base.

A picture of the future prime minister in tails, while a member of Oxford University's Bullingdon Club, was mysteriously withdrawn from public view in 2007.

The results are driven largely by the fact that the two poorest regions of the world, Asia and Africa, dominate the tails of the distribution of penis size.

After all, the lesson from the last few months has been very clear: When bankers gamble with other people's money, it's heads they win, tails the rest of us lose.

The Mayor walked up and down the vestibule of the hotel with his hands under his coat tails, as if he were merely seeking a cooler atmosphere than of the room he had quitted.

Fulmor, whose tuxedo tails were specially stiffened so they would not float out of control, admitted he had trouble lining up his lips for the all-important wedding kiss.

Dogs wag their tails when they are pleased.

When confronted by a rattlesnake, squirrels' tails heat up, getting hotter by almost four degrees Fahrenheit.

I mean, are those the biggest lobster tails you have ever seen?

It was not the farmer's wife, but the mini-radio transmitter which cut off their tails, rendering newer mouses wireless.

They weigh about a half pound when born and grow to as much as 50 r tails account for half of their length.

Thus each mother spoke of her baby, and their babies talked after their own fashion, and made use of the little nippers they have in their tails to nip the beard of the beetle.

Then he fastened a torch to every pair of tails.

Some reptiles can regrow their tails when they are cut away.

There, a part of the audience recognizes that any series is equally probable, so they are more likely to put down all heads or all tails.

After refusing to accept an arbitrator's judgment, it is hard to persuade anyone else to sign a contract that specifies arbitration; no one wants to play a game of 'heads you win, tails I lose'.

My father rounded the corner, wearing a tuxedo with tails and a bow tie and carrying a large white box.

They have short, stubby tails and long, sharp fangs.

Their pudgy cheeks, large, glossy eyes, stripes, and bushy tails have made them a favorite among animators, and landed them a series of starring roles in Hollywood.