How To Use Hinge In A Sentence
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Or is the idea of foreign policy beyondmilitary commitmentsso far off the radar that when the polls open, everything will hinge on the pitch-and-toss of national concerns?
And Now, The Choice « shattersnipe: malcontent & rainbows
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Ironically this was in a whinge about grammar schools.
Times, Sunday Times
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The metal hinges feel rather flimsy.
The Sun
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Located between the teeth, hinge sockets provide the space for holding the tooth of the opposite valve.
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On behalf of tiny snipers, we are delighted to invite you to join an iterative process of hematoid symposia to be held at the hinges of daily life.
Dear Carl
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The Sun understands the case could hinge on mobile phone footage of the incident filmed by the men and since seized by cops.
The Sun
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His release hinged on a legal technicality: the police did not tell him he was under arrest or that he had the right to a lawyer.
Times, Sunday Times
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I have found myself pacing around trying but failing to find things to do to keep my mind occupied, occasionally popping into the nursery in a fatherly manner to make sure that the useless door hinge has not failed on the tallboy.
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Such a sentence was absolutely verboten and I had been unhinged to write it.
ABSOLUTE TRUTHS
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Well, whinges the person who thinks that this is a truly astonishing apercu, Tony Blair listens to him all the time and does what he is told.
I don't necessarily agree with all they do but ....
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It was the tragedy that must have unhinged him, people said.
MR GOLIGHTLY'S HOLIDAY
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His tale is one long whinge about his own suffering.
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Use a butt marker to score the hinge location on the door and jamb.
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No rebating is required as the hinge sits on the surface of door and frame.
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But they quickly realised the judge had done them a great disservice and that his report hinged on a massive irony.
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I gave you this unhingement from reality: Wanted: a local prosecutor to ...
Sound Politics
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Socialism is obviously superior to that classical liberal idiocy, so quit the whingeing.
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They whine, whinge and cry.
Times, Sunday Times
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The ‘Blue Streak’ was a hinged shoulder holster that allowed one to fire at anyone who grabbed from behind without even removing the gun from the holster.
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On the foremast was a seat on a hinge, which could be dropped down, on which the "doctor" could sit and do his work, roasting himself at the same time he roasted his beef or fried his fish.
The Yacht Club or The Young Boat-Builder
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Anyone on TV or in a major newspaper gets a lot of nasty mail, some from unhinged cranks.
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Dibdin's reading of the French Revolution hinges on the question of its way with books, pointing to what we might call a bibliophilic politics that cuts across stock political lines to produce a certain ambivalence.
Bibliographic Romance: Bibliophilia and the Book Object
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The woman also had about 6 or 7 cats - which in my book is always a good sign of someone being unhinged.
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As he walked back through the kitchen, he bent over and flipped up the loose hinge on the doorless oven.
The Suicider (draft)
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The tape spring hinge has been used widely in the space deploy structures because of its advantages such as the low mass, high reliable and self-locked.
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There is an assumption that the issue hinges on access and funding, with quality lagging far behind.
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Do not whinge about the deal or pine too publicly for the legacy company.
Times, Sunday Times
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Yet for some strange reason that I simply couldn't comprehend, he was distinctly unwilling to start unscrewing the doors from their hinges.
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Success and failure hinge on achieving personal artistic fulfillment and public acclaim.
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In an experimental laboratory study, Daley showed that weakening in the hinge area facilitates rapid fragmentation of the shell (within months) even before disarticulation is achieved.
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And when I bought those horrible little overdyed red saveloy thingees at the butcher, no one had any idea what the “cheerio” was that I asked for but instead offered me “little boys” – sigh
I say pyjama…
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I thought not, you're just another mewling whinger.
From porn to Portillo | Mark Lawson
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In this economistic view of history, everything hinged on the requirements of 'trafficking and tithing'.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Its members are really whingeing and whining on a clause that gives one law for all.
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Of course, being the first story arc after the One More Day silliness, this arc is going to have to live up to some stringent standards, like whether this story's quality was contingent upon it being a single Spider-Man (which is questionable, as the best aspects of this comic were the old-fashioned superhero stuff and the return of the supporting cast - neither of which hinged on Peter being married) and forcing the new potential love interest to be compared instantly to Mary Jane, which is a tough comparison for a new character, although Carlie Cooper hold up pretty well, I think (she even has an alliterative name!) as the nerdy, yet attractive, police scientist roommate/best friend of Harry Osborn's new girlfriend.
The Amazing Spider-Man #546-548 Review | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources
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That year, copper slumped by more than 60% between July and December, as investors bet that the near-collapse of the financial system would unhinge world copper demand.
Copper Falls to 2011 Lows
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Shell orbicular, nearly eqilateral, smooth and radiately striated; hinge with a semi-circular row of transverse teeth.
Report of the North-Carolina Geological Survey. Agriculture of the Eastern Counties: Together with Descriptions of the Fossils of the Marl Beds
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The distribution of mineral parageneses and illite crystallinity across one of the upright folds suggests that strain gradients favoured the metamorphic reaction progress from the hinge (low strain) towards the limbs (high strain).
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I expect that the gate will be secured and that I will have to contrive some way to get through it, but when I press my hand tentatively against one side of the iron scrollwork, hinges creak.
Secret History of Elizabeth Tudor, Vampire Slayer
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The famous device of conflict upon which all stories are supposed to hinge starts within the writer.
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Indemnity hinges upon the principal continuing in business and exploiting the agent's connection.
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It rolled up on a pair of silent hinges, disclosing a narrow stairwell.
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A creaking door hangs long on its hinges.
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A good analog of the decrescent side is the interarea of brachiopods or the hinge area of bivalves.
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Our living room window is very narrow and hinged at the top.
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And to make the defense of the West hinge upon German rearmament is to misconceive the dimensions of the problem.
Britain Versus EuropeThe Schuman Plan and German Revival
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Raise your arms out to the sides, hinge at your hips, place your right hand on the shin or ankle of your right leg and point your left fingertips towards the ceiling.
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For instance the tailgate top window is hinged providing an opening for smaller items to be loaded, while the tailgate itself has good handgrips.
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The hinges are flat straps across the front, which bend over the pintles and form a short neat strap on the back, ending in split curls.
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And you don’t see that much difference between men’s and women’s uniforms in fencing where it would be stupid, *stupid* to leave the body unprotected or the rest of martial arts that don’t hinge on gripping the opponent’s clothes like karate or taekwondo.
THE SEXUALIZATION OF FEMALE OLYMPIADS » Sociological Images
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The case had sprung open into two halves, hinged in the middle.
LIRAEL: DAUGHTER OF THE CLAYR
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The Elysium seas feature a large scavenger called a gaper, whose hinged jaw is easily capable of taking up a person in a single swallow.
Old Mans War
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On the table, which hung on hinges from the for'ard bulkhead, were pen and ink, also a battered log-book.
A SON OF THE SUN
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For Welish, the seasoned experimentalist, a central question which has never lost its urgency hinges upon what the lyric can comprehend, what it can grasp in its shifting abode.
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The pressure and friction caused by forcing the curved pins into the straight hinges will resist the self-closing tendency of the door.
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One is not even made wet by the rain nor cold by the frost; while death, instead of stalking about grewsome and accidental, becomes a prearranged pageant, moving along a well-oiled groove to the family vault, where the hinges are kept from rusting and the dust from the air is swept continually away.
THE UNEXPECTED
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But one of its hinges had gone, and the other hinge was tearing too.
Times, Sunday Times
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The phrase "yeah yeah yeah" can rarely have been delivered with so much unhinged passion.
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When I got to the car the wind grabbed hold of the door, trying to wrest it out of my hands and off of its hinges.
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He said there were three spirit bottles and a glass next to the bed, the room smelled unsanitary, there was clothing on the floor and the door was off its hinges.
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The issue hinges not on the authority of Scripture but on differing interpretations of sacred texts.
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A portside locker door is also double hinged so that it conceals a storage locker or becomes an entrance to the forward stateroom.
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The game hinged on a five-minute period early in the first half.
Times, Sunday Times
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I can't help having a whinge about the referee though.
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Success hinged on timing their arrival just as the last fat slice of sun slid below the horizon.
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Consider incorporating a storage facility within your kitchen seating - banquettes, for example, can lift up to reveal a cavernous space underneath; hinge small sections for ease of access.
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Do not whinge about the deal or pine too publicly for the legacy company.
Times, Sunday Times
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The game hinged on a five-minute period early in the first half.
Times, Sunday Times
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Its two-hinged parabolic laminated arches bear on tapered concrete columns through stainless-steel pins; they carry a secondary purlin structure which bears the double glass skin.
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Dr. Borje Walldius in Sweden replaced knees in 1953 with a simple hinge joint but knees are complex and these replacements often loosened.
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It will obviously all hinge on how well we are doing as the game progresses.
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The Association was formed at a fateful turning of the hinge of our strategic history - the fall of Saigon in 1975.
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Hinged cuffs improve a skate's ankle support, forward flexibility, and stability.
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After a moment's contemplation, he lifted a hinged segment of his padded armrest and pressed a button on the console beneath.
STAGE FRIGHT
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Meanwhile, a mentally unhinged former lover is stalking her, and the serial killer has struck again.
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They hustle and they bustle while we get fat and whinge.
The Sun
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The door seal needs to be replaced but that requires a new door and hinges.
Times, Sunday Times
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The rusty, metal hinges squeaked as he pulled the door open, wincing as it scraped loudly against the stone floor, and stepped inside.
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But the long-term movement of stock prices will hinge on follow-up actions by the Cabinet and the Legislative Yuan.
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My thoughts go toward things like greasing a squeaky cupboard hinge, removing stickers from glass, general engine maintenance and other uses not involving food preparation.
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But even the downsides should not be interpreted as whingeing.
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Use a hinged damper weather hood to prevent backdraft and place it at least 12 inches off the ground.
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The distal end of the humerus, however, articulating with the radius and ulna in a fashion that no support is lent by any sort of contact with the body, is a ginglymus (hinge) joint and lateral motion, because of the long transverse diameter of its articular portions, is easily prevented by the medial and lateral ligaments (internal and external ligaments).
Lameness of the Horse Veterinary Practitioners' Series, No. 1
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Everything hinges on the assumption that the incremental cost of increasing the radix is the same as the incremental cost of increasing the number of digits.
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Take the old hinge screw or the hinge leaf with you to the store to make sure the new screw is the right size for your hinge.
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I don't know which episode you're referring to, but I can't think of an episode of that show that hinged on the promotability of the victim.
Archive 2009-10-01
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I can't whinge about it!
Times, Sunday Times
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There were hinged shutters to fasten against the occasional dust storm.
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This is the trout-catchingest hellgrammite pattern I've ever encountered.
Trout Fishing MVP's--Nymphs and Wets
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Even folded it was an object of exquisite design, with ornate brass hinges gleaming gold against polished rosewood.
CASCADES - THE DAY OF THE DEAD
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Anthony Hopkins goes from sullen silence to wordy sermonising as an unhinged anthropologist in this heavy-handed drama.
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The woman is a predatory siren whose fierce, angular movements are accompanied by the creaks and grinds of unoiled door hinges.
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Doors are best painted removed from their hinges and set on sawhorses.
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The tailgate is unusual in being hinged deep into the roof and having a separately opening window.
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It whinges and begs as it retreats, and we, from the fastness of our concrete-and-steel high-rise castles, despise it.
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ACA did piece on this last week where mortgagees whinged about having to pay upward of $20,000 to backout of fixed rate loans, and how the banks are pillars of evil for making them do so.
When Falling Interest Rates Are Bad For Mortgages | Lifehacker Australia
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Its seat was tilted up on hinges to reveal a narrow passage down into the bowels of the ship.
BLACKWATER SOUND
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He may ken mair o’t, either by villains on earth, or devils below — I’ll hae it frae him, if I should cut it out o’ his mis-shapen bouk wi’ my whinger.”
The Black Dwarf
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The new Classic features the AccuTrigger, a hinged floor plate with a straight-line feed, a high-luster blued-barreled action (no sights, drilled and tapped for scopes), a satin lacquer American walnut stock and a Monte Carlo comb and cheekpiece.
Rifle Roundup: 27 New Guns for 2006
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The drilled and tapped receiver, hinged floorplate, trigger guard, and magazine follower are all made from milled steel.
Has anyone heard of a J C Higgins model 50 chambered in 270. It was my dads gun and he gave it to me and was just wondering.
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They whinge until they get their own way.
The Sun
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One unambiguous photo of the performance has been circulating, but it is unclear how many people actually saw the acts; Cheng's case hinges on convincing the notoriously ironhanded Chinese judiciary that his performance, open only to a select group of invited artists, was not intended to create a disturbance and was not harmful to society.
Performance Artist Sentenced To A Year In A Labor Camp For 'Art Whore' Exhibition
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A creaking door hangs long on its hinges.
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Occasionally some unhinged goon will run alongside showering riders with water or giving them a push up the hill but it is mostly high-spirited encouragement.
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Two panels hang from posts with heavy strap hinges so they can swing open for loading bulky furniture and garden supplies.
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I waited until the condenser in the air-conditioner cut in with a metallic whingeing and opened the door.
INSTRUMENTS OF DARKNESS
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This unnatural act unhinged a stranger sitting next to me who looked on in amazement as he passed the same bus stop he had stood at five minutes previously.
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I have described the member as having become utterly unhinged on the matter of immigration.
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From the recycled powder-coated C-119 Aileron (the hinged control surfaces of a wing) from a recycled airplane, this elegant credenza is just as striking as it is sustainable.
Elegant and Sophisticated: “The Lounger” from Hayon Studio
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Use a hinged damper weather hood to prevent backdraft and place it at least 12 inches off the ground.
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The nature of Hamsun's truth hinges upon these fascinating dualities.
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However, as Neuman and Bates stated, a close relationship with the Huenellidae seems unlikely, as the representatives of this family possess typical wide-hinged, strongly plicate shells.
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Yet, the very same individuals are happy to whinge for hours about how they are being ripped off.
Times, Sunday Times
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For me it all hinges on that shared sense of purpose in inducing "enthusiasm".
Archive 2006-09-01
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But as with all syllogisms, the validity hinges on the major and minor premises.
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This evening I discovered that window seats are draughty, so taped up all the hinges and gaps I could find.
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Virtue comes from the Latin word "vir" or man and cardinal from the word "cardo" or hinge.
Archive 2007-08-01
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This is my fourth match in four days - footballers start whingeing about being tired if they're involved in more than one a week.
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The hinges are flat straps across the front, which bend over the pintles and form a short neat strap on the back, ending in split curls.
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It swung open on oiled hinges to reveal two rooms.
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Its seat was tilted up on hinges to reveal a narrow passage down into the bowels of the ship.
BLACKWATER SOUND
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Another option is to hinge the top part so that the seat becomes a lid that you just lift up.
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Although you are speaking before the National Football League's 2011 season kick off between the Green Bay Packers and the New Orleans Saints, the pressure and intensity is more akin to the fútbol moment weary fans are only too familiar with: the nail biting end when the hard-fought soccer championship between teams tied in skill and public support hinges on a postgame penalty shoot-out.
Viviana Hurtado: Open Letter to Barack Obama: Mr. President, Three Plays to Score a Jobs Golazo
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In a musical climate where beauty is often disregarded or located in asymmetrical euphony, bands like Kepler are clinging to an older and more concrete conception of beauty - one that hinges on order, balance, and tradition.
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She fired a shot, blasting the hinge off the door.
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Charles could look to the future with a reasonable optimism that he would secure a modest triumph over his occasionally unhinged enemies.
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Placing both hands under the clasp, he used his remaining energy to unhinge it and throw the top of the box up.
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The power shower-approved products feature a patented system of magnets along their full-length hinges, and are fitted with integrated deflectors and a barrier bar at the base to prevent water from escaping.
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Tower and wing are connected and articulated by a hinge point of vertical circulation, with a lift placed outside the building to minimize structural intrusion.
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The lines of advance for combined units and units should be selected with the idea to first of all capture the objectives on which the stability of defense hinges.
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The stopper is anchored in place by a rubber hinge on one side of the stopper.
Up By Your Bootstraps
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His unhinged language suggested that persecution mania briefly deranged him.
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But she lifted the hinged section in the counter and pushed him firmly through it.
SLEEP WHILE I SING
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When he went on to suggest there was a lot that was objectionable happening off the ball it only served to heighten a suspicion that he had been whingeing.
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They usually were of cubic shape, and were sealed with an airtight lock that ran three-quarters of the way around the middle of the box, leaving one side to hinge on.
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Other nations have confronted terrorism of a more sustained nature without coming thoroughly unhinged.
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Soon you will start to incorporate it into your behaviour, so that when you start to feel angry/irrational/uncomposed you will notice your breathing is unharmonious and direct your attention away from whatever has unhinged you.
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And eventually another sound: a card in the doorlock, the squeal of hinges.
Spin
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The stress of war temporarily unhinged him.
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Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | Britain braced for more snow: It's not unusual at these times for people in northern Britain to complain that southerners whinge about their bad weather when the north of the country suffers far worse conditions on a regular basis.
Archive 2005-03-01
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For added protection, fit hinge bolts.
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The device covers the gap created on a door hinge when it is open and prevents fingers being trapped in the door.
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The spectrum classification method for planar kinematic chain with multiple hinges was put forward by taking this as a base, and the relevant algorithm was presented.
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The chorus is so desperate and unhinged it should replace its namesake across the country; a frightened alarum to all that there's trouble around and it's far closer than you think.
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Attached to the upper end of the inner frame by hinges was a thin and narrow frame, called the "frisket," of the same length and width as the inner tympan frame.
The Building of a Book A Series of Practical Articles Written by Experts in the Various Departments of Book Making and Distributing
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We've tried greasing the hinges, but we still have a hard time getting things through there.
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Opposing this hinge axis is the ventral commissure.
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It's time some people stopped whingeing about this and that and got on with it.
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In the 1920s British historian Charles Grey savaged the American adventurer as an unhinged embellisher at best, a liar at worst.
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But how pleasing to see both taking as much as they dished out, yet neither whingeing to the official.
The Sun
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Once you understand that Socialist are a bit unhinged to begin with, and the more they gather and plot...the unhingement becomes more and more manic until arrogance and nonsense is all they have to draw from.
Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
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I only ask this because I happened to eaves drop with utter dismay when three of the bloated scrum on that Eurostar lamented about the busy week ahead of them - then whinge about what an "agg'" it was that they had to sign on some time.
And the winners were ... les touts
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Cyrus, that hee made against his enemies, he addressed to make prouision of armure, and thinges meete for the fielde for hym selfe.
The Palace of Pleasure, Volume 1
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Functionally, the temporomandibular joint is a ginglymus, where motion occurs in a rough hinge axis along a repeatable plane supported by strong lateral ligaments.
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Ditto supposedly solid copper hinges from the US which I'm beginning to wonder about now.
Electronics and humidity
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Darnay is ultimately saved when one witness' testimony hinges on the witness' certainty that he saw Darnay at a certain locale at a particular time.
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The Sun reported that the case could hinge on mobile phone footage of the incident filmed by the men and seized by police.
Times, Sunday Times
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For pushdowns, I like to keep my elbow joints working like simple hinges and not put extra pressure on them.
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Tariq was flung to the ground amid shattered glass and looked up to see his front door had been blown off its hinges.
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Pagiopoda: Heteroptera, in which the posterior coxae are not globose and the articulation is a hinge joint: see trochalopoda.
Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology
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Colonial hinged shutters are durable enough to withstand hurricane wind forces.
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The hinges grated as the gate swung back.
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Use a hinged damper weather hood to prevent backdraft and place it at least 12 inches off the ground.
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The muck was banked up so high in places that we couldnt rescue some of the horses until the doors had been removed from their hinges.
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The tail fins are hinged and have a curved surface, which results in the missile spinning in flight for aerodynamic stabilisation.
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The violations included exposed wiring, fire doors off their hinges and a disconnected smoke-alarm system.
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These parameters hinge upon the conceptualization of fracture-matrix interaction, and are related to the dynamics of the fluids.
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From my experience, when you "unhinge" your mind, ultimately you transcend the conflicts.
Christians Aren't Going Away and Neither Are Gays
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Vell, I vill, if ye von't hinger my feelings with the cold iron.
The Gold Hunters' Adventures Or, Life in Australia
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The lid of the suitcase had a broken hinge, so it wouldn't open easily.
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His religion, politics, socio-economics and conduct are hinged on unity of God, oneness of humanity, truths love and compassion.
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Place the hinge leaf in the mortise and position the self-centering tool in the countersink recesses of the hinge.
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This question primarily hinges on whether the corneo-sclera is to be regarded as an unelastic capsule with a fixed volume, or as a yielding envelope with an ever changing capacity.
Glaucoma A Symposium Presented at a Meeting of the Chicago Ophthalmological Society, November 17, 1913
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The answer to the puzzle hinges on a chess problem Oliver Garland counts on his son to solve, wherein black can checkmate white in two moves or less.
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A minority of fund managers might whinge about the pressure on them to think and behave like owners.
Times, Sunday Times
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High-security hasps have anchored eyebolts, pinless hinges, hardened steel anchoring loops and hidden screws.
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She pointed, as she spoke, to the cluttered yard before them, to the unwashed wagons and rusty tools that had not been put away, to the shed-door half off its hinges, and the unpiled wood tossed carelessly inside the shed.
The Old Gray Homestead
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It became clear that this agreement hinged on the assumption that there are only three varieties of neutrino in nature.
The Origin of the Universe
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A creaking door [gate] hangs long on its hinges.
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Completely unhinged by madness, she raised he hand and threw the dagger at Kathryn.
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It is evident from the accounts already given that Chingempin flourished at a later period, and that Miura was his contemporary.
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Willis described the elements of the culture of the shop floor as being hinged around the execution of hard work.
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He hung the curved doors in the library using highly decorated throw hinges with cast finials and extremely wide leaves.
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So, you know, in the spirit of not being an utter wanker who whinges about things they haven't seen, I went and saw Watchmen.
Watchmen
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This may not suffice to account for the unhingement of his reason.
Renaissance in Italy, Volumes 1 and 2 The Catholic Reaction
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A lot of political operatives and pollsters will tell you this presidential election will hinge on foreign policy.
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As the team stood near the ramp hinge, poised to exit the helicopter, the Sergeant saw a man duck behind a berm at the nine o'clock position.
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But everyone knew that the differences hinged entirely on entrenched factional interests.
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Despite the Cube's resemblance to a van, the rear doors don't slide and the right-hinged rear hatch swings out an enormous distance.
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It all hinged on the fact that Boro didn't have more to show for that sparkling first half display other than one solitary goal scored in the 10th minute which was credited by most to an Alfreton defender!
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He slowly opened the lid that hinged to the box.
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Rudi Uhlenhaut designed the Mercedes 300 SL with the famous gull-wing doors that opened up sideways, hinged in the centre of the roof.
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Oskar Fischinger back in the Thirties was animating abstract visuals to music and projecting those.
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And while Congress is consuming itself in partisan acrimony over the $60 billion, it is doing essentially nothing about the multitrillion dollar long-run deficit—which, as everyone should know by now, hinges on The Big Four: Social Security, medical care, defense and taxes.
The Economic Silly Season Is Upon Us
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Melissa Black and Simone Shine are chillin in the sun while their bf grill up some tasty sausage, but the girls can't wait and got a hinger for a different kind of meat.
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The body has 110,000 miles on it, and that usage has taken its toll on the chassis, door hinges, glass, hatch, and undercarriage.
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So, a few shots of WD-40 on the hinges and they're good for months. gapo
Use A Candle To Keep Doors And Windows From Sticking | Lifehacker Australia
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It preaches a powerful message about losing one's identity when blindly following the leadership of an unknown, unhinged superior.
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As best I can deduce from reading Paul's repetitive whinges, his main gripe seems to be the adverse impact of labour market practices like casualisation, downsizing and outsourcing on GenXers like himself.
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This act of attempted self-annihilation, hinged on something as random as a tossed coin, kicks off a course of events that will bring together lives and families that would otherwise never have met.
