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• The rear of the building, facing towards the east, is almost unpierced.
• The cross has an unpierced ring, unlike most Celtic crosses, and unusually long arms.
• This allows a rim to remain unpierced on the tire side with the exception of the valve hole.
• Pierced lugs occurred briefly between 4th and 3rd century BCE . Unpierced lugs continued until the 1st century BCE.
• The unpierced rectangular tablet depicts a horned animal, an unclear figure, and a vegetal motif, a branch or tree.
• Toward the east, only one small window allows light into the house, while the northern end is unpierced by windows.
• Back in that facial-hair-free era when ears were unpierced and tongues were unstudded, many players lived among the folks.
• The demographic, geographic, racial and religious characteristics of the pierced, it found, were not much different than those of the unpierced.
• At the Siege of Rouen in 1418, a Thomas Fogge who was likely his great great uncle, carried the same arms differenced by having unpierced mullets.
• A few metres south of the cathedral an early cross of local granite, with an unpierced ring, is commonly known as St . Kevin's Cross.
• Under the system of cadency in use in England and Ireland since the late 15th century, a third son bears a mullet ( unpierced ) as a difference.
• Next thing you know, Nancy has my mom and another unpierced friend in the back seat, and they're headed back to the mall, giggling in anticipation.
• And when we become even more familiar with the tall, athletic and eminently unpierced Christensen next summer, he won't be doing his job unless he terribly disturbs us.
• The simplicity of the design is further accentuated by a low, unpierced parapet concealing the roof-line from view; thus giving the building a low, box-like appearance.
• Largely, it still isn't printable, at least in mainstream magazines, where, if they are sold by 7-Eleven, for instance, nipples, pierced or unpierced, are taboo.
• :The following poem was written in response to the poet Abu Dulaf ( d . 840 ) who hinted in a poem that she was not a virgin and he preferred virgins, whom he compared to unpierced pearls.
• A more contemporary method advises putting the fruit in the microwave oven on high power for about a minute before juicing, until the fruit is warm to the touch ( much longer and unpierced fruit is prone to exploding ).
• Gage arrests Hendricks and saves Genevieve, but _ darn that criminal-justice system _ the jury finds Hendricks not guilty by reason of insanity, and four years later he's out on the street, cleaned up, unpierced and reportedly a completely new man.
• In the first quarter of the 20th century, the wooden top of the washstand was replaced by marble, unpierced, the basins being placed upon the slab, which, in the beginning almost invariably white, were later made of red or other warm-tinted marble.
• "' Wheel made "': This category includes Greek and Egyptian lamps that date before the 3rd century BCE . They are characterized by simple, little or no decoration, and a wide pour hole, a lack of handles, and a pierced or unpierced lug.