The researchers believe the 195-million-year-old remains belong to a long-necked, plant-eating dinosaur called Lufengosaurus, which grew to as long as 30 feet.

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Two double-crested cormorants soar into view, their long-necked silhouettes gliding toward the Midtown skyline.

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The Tar is a long-necked plucked lute, traditionally crafted and performed in communities throughout Azerbaijan.

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The singers were ably accompanied by a string ensemble that included the theorbo, a long-necked plucked string instrument.

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In Khorasan Province, the Bakhshis are renowned for their musical skill with the dot?r, a two-stringed, long-necked lute.

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He reminded Hadley of a chattering bird, a large endearingly gawky bird like an ostrich, long-legged, long-necked, with a beaky face, quick-darting inquisitive eyes.

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Still, nobody wants to get caught sticking the head on the wrong end of the creature, even if--as with Cope's long-necked plesiosaur--it looks as if it belongs there.

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Roman soldiers were paid in salt, and in early 19th-century Haiti, long-necked gourds were used in place of small-denomination coins because of a shortage of gold and silver.

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The radif may be vocal or instrumental, performed on a variety of instruments with different performance techniques including the long- necked lutes ''t?r'' and ''set?r, '' as well as the ''santur'' hammered zither, ''kam?nche'' spike fiddle and ''ney'' reed pipe.

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She was wearing a black, zip-up jacket over a blue, long-sleeved, round-necked T shirt, black denims and brown knee-high boots with flat soles.

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