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Tooth in sentence

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War and tooth, enameled salted lemon childhoods.
For bonobos and humans alike, life is not just red in tooth and claw.
So, my friend is strictly agnostic about the tooth fairy, but it isn't very likely, is it?
The list of things which we strictly have to be agnostic about doesn't stop at tooth fairies and teapots; it's infinite.
A fellow by the name of Matthew Harris at the University of Wisconsin in Madison actually figured out a way to stimulate the gene for teeth, and so was able to actually turn the tooth gene on and produce teeth in chickens.
Is that the best momentum-to-energy fourth vector constant you've got?" No, I just spit out a tooth.
When I lost my front tooth, my brother looked at me and said, "Oh, it has happened to you, too?
It's actually hitting a tooth.
However, the other individuals are represented by these blue slides, which show tooth and bone samples that were matched to DNA evidence collected from family members to prove they were the identities of those individuals.
But in ancient times before tooth brushing, up to 600 milligrams might have built up on the teeth over a lifetime.
The President dismissed the Secretary of State, whom he was conferring with, and asked the dentist if he would remove a tooth.
If you think about the last time you had a wobbly tooth.
And he said, "Go home, because if you miss his first tooth, if you miss his first step, you'll never forgive yourself.
What they're feeling for is if the tooth is really hard, then it's healthy, but if it's kind of soft and sticky, that's a signal that the enamel is starting to decay.
Here's a tooth that looks kind of suspicious, right?
You might be thinking, "We should definitely put a filling in this tooth."
But if you pay attention to how it feels, all the surfaces of this tooth are hard and healthy, so this patient does not need a filling.
And using state-of-the-art clean room technology, we've devised ways that we can actually pull these DNAs away from all the rest of the gunk in there, and it's not surprising to any of you sitting in the room that if I take a mammoth bone or a tooth and I extract its DNA that I'll get mammoth DNA, but I'll also get all the bacteria that once lived with the mammoth, and, more complicated, I'll get all the DNA that survived in that environment with it, so the bacteria, the fungi, and so on and so forth.
This was actually used by the Mayans as an artificial tooth replacement.
From the start, tar, a black, resinous material, begins to coat the teeth and gums, damaging tooth enamel, and eventually causing decay.
Even every tooth is its own distinctive neighborhood, and our guts are teaming metropolises of interacting microbes.
While each human tooth is coated in a hardy, protective layer of enamel, it's no match for acid.
Gradually, acid wears down a pathway for bacteria into the tooth's secondary layer called the dentin.
Without treatment, the whole tooth may become infected and require removal all due to those sugar-loving bacteria.
That strengthens teeth and encourages the growth of enamel crystals that build up a tooth's defenses against acid.
When cavities do develop, we use tooth fillings to fill and close off the infected area, preventing them from getting worse.
That includes regular tooth brushing, flossing, and avoiding sugary, starchy, and sticky foods that cling to your teeth between meals.
Corruption is an issue that we have not yet gotten a good enough handle on, and we have to fight tooth and nail, that and increased transparency in the way we manage our economies and the way we manage our finances.
And then when you look at this, you say, "That's a tooth.
It's a big tooth."
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