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Even as O’Connor probes the most unsavory aspects of humanity, she leaves the door to redemption open a crack.
A ray of light leaves the galaxy and travels through the universe for perhaps billions of years before it enters the telescope or your eye.
It leaves a sweet taste on my tongue, like cinnamon, a bit of rose water and golden apples.
And everyone who leaves you becomes an ambassador for not only your product, but who you are and how you operate.
GAC: make me some leaves.
But around the world, they go into trance in different ways, and in Pakistan, the way they do it is they burn juniper leaves and they sacrifice an animal, pour the blood of the animal on the leaves and then inhale the smoke.
My father is at once quick-witted, wickedly funny, and then poignancy turns on a dime and leaves you breathless.
Little picks on the legs, where she does her needlepoint, and leaves little loops.
After a week, we took the stencils and the leaves off, shipped the newsprints to Lisbon to a very sunny spot, so on day one the billboard said, "Complaining is silly.
For example, the African jacana: the females will mate with multiple males and then she takes off to find other males to mate with and she leaves the male behind to take care of the chicks.
Carrying the blood of her people in her veins, adorned with the teachings, ways, even the land on her very skin, Binti leaves the earth.
In the "Binti" novella trilogy, Binti leaves the planet to seek education from extraterrestrials.
Containing the sugars generated in leaves during photosynthesis, phloem sap is thick, like honey, and flows down the plant’s phloem tissue to distribute sugar throughout the tree.
As part of photosynthesis, leaves open and close pores called stomata.
Together these forces launch sap to dizzying heights, distributing nutrients, and growing new leaves to photosynthesize – far above the tree’s roots.
And from the moment it leaves the end of the launcher, it's completely autonomous.
An event like this leaves a scar on the memory, much like a piece of alien technology that has been inserted into your buttocks by a "Portuguese doctor."
This leaves the patient with a deficit in the amount of heart muscle that they have.
While they relayed her message, she plucked some leaves from the herb and ran.
Enzymes and bacteria in the liquid slowly break his body down into microscopic particles the pitcher plant can consume through its leaves.
The sundew’s tiny leaves are equipped with a viscous secretion called mucilage.
The scent draws him closer and closer until he lands on the leaves of the world’s most infamous carnivorous plant.
His landing triggers tiny hairs on the surface of the leaves, and the jaws of the venus fly trap snap shut around him.
Once closed, the leaves act like an external stomach that digests the beetle’s soft tissues.
They survive by capturing and consuming static leaves.
But you see, leaves don't want to be eaten any more than antelope do, so they're loaded full of toxins and very hard to digest.
And of course, leaves have little calorific value, so sloths have evolved to spend as little energy as possible.
But you're probably wondering: How does a dangling bag of digesting leaves avoid being eaten?
For the first time, you might understand why you're disappointed in a friendship or why every interaction with a certain family member leaves you discouraged and anxious.
"The Road Not Taken" By Robert Frost Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood and looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black.
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