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• At the time, the band was known as Norman Bailer.
• One of his most successful innovations was a new type of self-bailer.
• The bailer is a bucket-like tool with a trapdoor in the base.
• The children competed in games of tug-of-war and bailer races.
• His first marriage, to Maryann Clemon Bailer, of Washington, ended in divorce.
• Next was legendary drum major Peter Bailer.
• The grave mound was lovingly decorated with small clamshells and a few larger " Bailer " shells.
• In 1921 he started working on an improved and simplified dump bailer, and also a cement retainer.
• These devices do not replace a hand-bailer as they are only useful if the vessel is moving.
• If the borehole is dry, water is added so that the drill cuttings will flow into the bailer.
• Presumably he intended to get a bailer, as it was noticed that he had not one on board.
• Austria's Christian Bailer was the strongest individual jumper and Czech racer Ladislav Rygl was the top ranked sprinter.
• A "'bailer "'in hydrogeology is a hollow tube used to retrieve groundwater samples from monitoring wells.
• "Melo broderipii " is often referred to as a bailer shell as their shape makes them the perfect canoe bailer.
• "Melo broderipii " is often referred to as a bailer shell as their shape makes them the perfect canoe bailer.
• Larger dinghies are towed and should have reserve buoyancy, an automatic bailer, and a cover to prevent them from being lost at sea.
• The shell is also traditionally utilized by the native fishermen to bail out their boats, therefore it is commonly called " bailer shell ".
• Cursive had just formed from the ashes of Slowdown Virginia, and the Faint was a nascent lo-fi pop outfit then called Norman Bailer.
• Once lowered, the bailer uses a simple ball check valve to seal at the bottom in order to pull up a sample of the groundwater table.
• During a recent windstorm, two big limbs from a tree fell and shattered the windshield of a car owned by one of Harriet Bailer's neighbors.