Before he began to experiment with flaking and precipitating soyabeans, whipped cream was a hit-or-miss affair.

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Roofers are showing video evidence of flaking shingles to their office estimators so that quotes are more accurate.

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Others, with faded and flaking paint, have been divided into rental units like the apartment West shared with her son.

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J. suggests, a lot of Republicans who are flaking off this thing.

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The plaster of the window sill was flaking, like dried skin.

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The old man gave the house the once-over, looked down the flaking hall, across the warped pine flooring, gazed up at the cloth-covered wires snaking along the ceiling.

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These stone tools generally consisted of sharp flakes battered off a stone core, but early hominids also did more sophisticated flaking and retouching to sharpen and straighten their blades.

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It usually causes flaking, but not always.

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Both also cause redness and flaking.

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The biggest losers will be inefficient local producers, such as one in Samara, in southern Russia, where the decrepit town brewery, featuring fermentation tanks with flaking linings, nasty smells and beer brewed to purists' horror from sugar and rice, has fought off all outside interest.

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