I've already stuck Biopharmaceutical networking on afd-I'm going to plough through and find the others . . london 19 : 50, 20 October 2005 ( UTC)
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The opponents argued, as did the Leipziger geologist Franz Kossmat, that the oceanic crust was too firm for the continents to " simply plough through ".
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One need not move out and plough through the snow and fight the rain and wind to get from one class to another or to the library.
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Near periastron, as the secondary ploughs through ever denser regions of the primary wind, the colliding wind zone becomes distorted into a spiral trailing behind Eta Carinae B.
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There's an awful lot to plough through, and it occurred to me that it's at least possible some of you don't get the chance to read it before voting.
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She went on to attack Hutton's writing style, calling the book " dry as dust " and claimed that she was " sorry I bothered to plough through it.
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::-Nothing was deleted, the extremely long, non-policy based discussion was moved into a collapse box, which gives readers the choice of whether they want to plough through it or not.
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You might also give a brief example in your text of when the passive is preferable ( you can't expect your reader to plough through the works you link to ).
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Other iconic scenes include Radha pulling the plough through the field ( see film poster at the top ) and feeding chapatis to her two sons as they pull the plough.
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I've been involved in no more than two disputes over infoboxes in the last few months and I have a very long contribution list to plough through and really find them.
