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The way it affects them is by their teeth which there would be scratches and pits that are caused by dirt.

Maps may be imported, drawn from scratch, or edited from existing maps and saved under new names.

Very recent research suggests that the scratch reflex shares interneurons and CPGs with other locomotor tasks such as walking and swimming.

On December 23, 2017, Harrison was released by the Steelers after only playing in five games and being a healthy scratch for most of the season.

The newly exposed wood under the removed wax was found to have been extensively scratched by the stylus cutting through the thin wax.

The scratch reflex has been extensively studied to understand the functioning of neural networks in vertebrates.

McFarlane declared that it was " a rough-hewn album of 15 instrumentals with scratchy guitar and mysterious atmospherics.

Hex is scratched by a Komodo's teeth and becomes extremely ill and feverish.

Gagne, Ken Image gallery: Building an Apple-1 replica from scratch, Computerworld, 2008-08-14, story with pictures for assembling a Briel replica I from a kit.

Since the Apple II, Macintosh, IBM, Commodore, and Atari computers all had varying graphics capabilities and different processors, releasing a software title for each different brand of computer usually involved programming it again from scratch for each platform.

After losing one can scratch all areas to see if, how, and what one could have won with this card.

In the UK, Plymouth City Council launched a campaign in 2014 to crack down on scratchers operating within the city "in an attempt to reduce infection and injury through better awareness and training around infection control".

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Scenes in the Sunny South: Including the Atlas Mountains and the Oases of the Sahara in Algeria.

He devotes himself, instead, to the task of bringing water to the region, with dreams of setting the Sahara in flower.

Both groups are traditionally pastoralists, whose migration patterns take them north into the Sahara during the brief rainy season, and south as far as Nigeria and Burkina Faso during the dry season.

In the past, the oases were important for caravans crossing the Sahara.

He visited Bouda in 1353 after crossing the Sahara from Takedda in present-day Niger, a distance of 1390"nbsp;km.

Pierre Benoit's classic L'Atlantide (1919) was a variation on a theme introduced by Henry Rider Haggard in She, and told the story of two French Officers who find the lost city of Atlantis in the midst of the Sahara, and fall in love with its beautiful queen, Antinea.

László Almásy, pilot, researcher of the Sahara Desert, title character of The English Patient.

During World War II, being a British citizen, Stephanides served as a medical officer (lieutenant, and later major) in the Royal Army Medical Corps of the British Army in continental Greece, Crete, the Sahara and Sicily.

Beighton undertook clinical research in the Sahara Desert and epidemiologic studies on Easter Island, Tristan da Cunha and in Southern Africa.

Harmattan winds blow South from the Sahara during December and January.

On 1 December, he met her at the airport, stating, "It's time for the international community to pressure Morocco to comply with the accords about the Sahara".

She also criticized the Spanish government, which she accused of being guilty in the Sahrawi people's situation: "The Spanish government violate international law by denying the Saharawi people their legitimate right to self-determination".

A study of long-range dust transportation to the Baltic Sea region—by analyzing dust pollution in Scandinavia, showed that aerosol concentrations there were influenced more by the Ryn Desert region than the Sahara Desert in Africa.