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• I will take the promotional tone and the extra fluff out of this article.
• The fibres fluff out on the outside and in effect they are more like rivets.
• Another quirk Savannahs have is to fluff out the base of their tails in a greeting gesture.
• "But there's too much splashy, flashy fluff out there, " he added.
• "Let's slim it down and get all the fluff out of it, " he said.
• "We've taken a valuation hit, taken the fluff out of the market, " he said.
• I don't use seedheads from my ornamental grasses as dried material, because they fluff out under dry indoor conditions and send seeds flying everywhere.
• "There's an awful lot of fluff out there on the subject of oysters, " said Jeremy Marshall, the chef at Aquagrill.
• "There's no need to scurry about trying to start five community-service projects just to fluff out your profile, " asserts Krents.
• I uncoil from its gray silkiness, fluff out my hair, put on my dark glasses and emerge from the compartment looking cool and confident, though vaguely mysterious.
• In the one case, a drunk man became a " sick man " while cleaning fluff out of a human navel became " cleaning ears " in the other.
• This elaborate hairstyle was quite distinct from another coiffure found amongst other Somalis, who would instead grow long and fluff out their fine, straight hair and place a chewing stick and comb in the center.
• Place the gift in the bag making sure the bag is taller than the gift, then take several pieces of tissue, pull from the center into a point, then stuff the bag and fluff out the tissue.
• There, they can be free from the babble of image consultants who, given the trend, would probably advise the Streep character to smile a little more, fluff out her bangs and try to not be so threatening to men.
• Also, bonus points for getting a whole bunch of this pop culture fluff out of the queue all in one go to make room for more articles on inclement weather . gobble ) 00 : 36, 8 January 2014 ( UTC)
• Copying a quilt pattern, she sewed thick cotton yarns with a running stitch into unbleached muslin, clipped the ends of the yarn so they would fluff out, and finally, washed the spread in hot water to hold the yarns by shrinking the fabric.
• I'd also recommend getting a bottle of " canned air " from a store that sells computers or electronics . . . it's an aerosol spray that's great for blowing dust and fluff out of small crevices . talk ) 13 : 48, 28 July 2009 ( UTC)