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Right at the top it gets pliable with the heat - the heat at the top apparently gets hotter.
BBC: Back to work: The BBC's Stephen Evans
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But through British patronage it grew, creating for the colonialists a pliable tribal elite.
ECONOMIST: Waziristan
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And what that does is, it just makes the metal slightly pliable.
BBC: Back to work: The BBC's Stephen Evans
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The card's a bit pliable, with rubberized edges -- one gets the feeling you might be able to snap it in half, if you really had your heart set on it, but as it stands, it should hold up to more than a few aggressive sitdowns on your billfold.
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According to tectonic theory, the surface of the Earth is made up of a patchwork of massive rigid plates, about 80km (50 miles) thick, which float in slow motion on top of the Earth's hot, pliable interior.
BBC: The Pacific 'Ring of Fire'
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The four states of Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Missouri make up the brass buckle on that tough but pliable leather belt.
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His journalists fear he will agree to leave the country if freed, leaving his empire to more pliable owners.
ECONOMIST: Putin versus the oligarchs?
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Donzelli, who also directs, plunges the couple into the bureaucratic vortex of the French medical establishment and shows it to be remarkably pliable.
NEWYORKER: Declaration of War
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Juno Temple, doll-frail, allows Dottie to teeter between the ingenuous and the knowing, while Church shows us a big man rendered pliable and powerless.
NEWYORKER: Home Turf
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While fine for computers and other products, they are inflexible and cannot be easily wrapped around curved surfaces or pliable ones, making them hard to be used in the body.
ECONOMIST: Bioelectronics
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But the fact remains that Saddam Hussein could not have asked for a more pliable character than Hans Blix.
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