I propose we get our noses out of Jane Austen.
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Two decades ago, they seldom took their noses out of their spreadsheets.
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Human rights groups just need to get their noses out of our business!
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They say we should keep our noses out of China's internal affairs and maritime policies.
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Cardi has to work hard to keep noses out of her family business — which is a shame.
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Two more cats, Tony and Pikachu, meow and stick their noses out from the bag slung on her back.
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Unique survival mechanism Alligators at a wildlife park in North Carolina survived frigid conditions by poking their noses out of the ice.
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In fact, the turtles kept their noses out of the water three times as long to smell the plastic bags compared to control smells.
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"I might put a few noses out of joint by saying, but in my opinion, (he's) the best player that's ever played the game," said Bjorn.
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He then launches into his sales call, a siren song that carries far and wide, causing potential customers to lift their noses out of their beach reads.
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They ignored the scents of clean plastic and water but responded to the smell of food and ocean-soaked plastics by sticking their noses out of the water to smell.
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The culture even has comedowns to a science, advising each other to wash their noses out with neti pots and saline solution, and endorsing batches that are particularly nose-friendly.
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A couple of years ago YC-backed RankScience, which offers AI-enhanced SEO split-testing, put a few SEO experts' noses out of joint when the fledgling startup brashly talked about replacing human expertise with automation.
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Any local support she has comes from the city's elite, the tycoons who profited off the city's yawning inequality and huge influx of Chinese capital, and have kept their noses out of the city's current political crisis.
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When retiree students get their noses out of their lesson books, they can take in painting and sculpture at the Museum of Contemporary Art, concerts and plays at the Overture Center for the Arts, and horticulture at the Olbrich Botanical Gardens.
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The cockeyed nature of Airbus's supply chain, spread across much of western Europe, might be seen as a consequence of the firm's multinational antecedence and a desire not to put noses out of joint by politically awkward closures of peripheral plants.
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"When the soldiers come, we go into the water up to our necks and hide, with only our noses out of the water," a displaced villager, Nyakier Gatluak, told me after I waded through swamps and rivers to reach the island where she shelters.
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He had already expanded the company in the 1940s with Parfums Anjou and would thereafter acquire Old South Toiletries. They would provide stiff competition for French perfumers as Cosmopolitan Magazine highlighted in 1956.Harriet La Barre. "What Goes On At Cosmopolitan: An American perfumer noses out French competition with new bottled magic" Cosmopolitan Magazine. Vol.
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He's a fantastic actor and Nick Jordan is an iconic character. Nick Jordan will put a few noses out of joint, most notably Adam's. Adam knows Nick Jordan's reputation of old, and finds it hard to believe that Nick is a good guy. Nick Jordan causes ripples wherever he goes, and it's great that he'll be causing ripples in Holby City's Emergency Department.
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Though quite agile on land, capybaras are equally at home in the water. They are excellent swimmers, and can remain completely submerged for up to five minutes, an ability they use to evade predators. Capybaras can sleep in water, keeping only their noses out of the water. As temperatures increase during the day, they wallow in water and then graze during the late afternoon and early evening.
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Rulon and Tara spend the race neck and neck with Austin very close behind. After reviewing that tape of a photo-finish, Tara noses out Rulon's car and wins the prize package. The contestants return to the ranch for a last chance workout that Bob ensure will count. The purple team pledges to both make the final four, and Austin tries to find standards to live up to now that Ken is gone.
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Dunn, Sarah (2008), Wilf noses out locations of old gas lamps, in The Diary, Sheffield Star, 16/July/2008 This survey found 25 remaining lamps in Sheffield. Twenty of these are grade II listed. In 2016 Sheffield residents campaigned for the lamps to be restored when the city council's replacement of every lamppost began, as part of the 25-year Streets Ahead road improvement programme. Sheffield Council plans to repaint the lamps and convert them to solar power with LED lights to replicate the original lighting.
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He is known as a non-native scholar who can research and write Chinese at the highest level.Rudd's ANU China centre puts noses out of joint The Australian 11 August 2010 His book An Artistic Exile: A Life of Feng Zikai was awarded the Joseph Levenson Book Prize for Modern China, 2004. He was editor of the ANU based e-journal China Heritage Quarterlyfrom 2005 to 2012, and is the editor of China Heritage. In 2016, he founded The Wairarapa Academy for New Sinology in collaboration with sinologist John Minford.
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Rosemont (foaled 1932 in Virginia) was an American Thoroughbred racehorse best known for his win in the 1937 Santa Anita Handicap, when he defeated the popular horse Seabiscuit. This race was featured in a scene in the motion picture Seabiscuit (2003)."Mighty Rosemont Noses Out Seabiscuit to Win Handicap in Smashing Drive down Home Stretch", Los Angeles Times Rosemont was bred by William du Pont, Jr. Du Pont purchased his dam while in foal in a dispersal sale, and got Rosemont when she gave birth. He was trained by Richard E. Handlen and raced under du Pont's Foxcatcher Farm stables.
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Later Albert spots the Headless Horseman too and after an encounter with him in the Squire's garage, they are scared off by the Horseman, though Harbottle finds a small package which he tucks away. Back at the police station, the Chief Constable phones them about the smuggling and instructs them to find the navigational light the smugglers are using. In spite of the light episode with the coastguard, the three policemen brush off the idea that the coastguard is involved with smuggling. A warning note to keep their noses out of things that are not of their concern is wrapped around a stone thrown in through the police station window.
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