In truth it merely brings into focus the fact that America's furrow in world affairs has long been diverging from the European Union's.

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According to Mayorkas and Garcetti, the case against Furrow in federal court will proceed first.

CNN: graphic

But it still tends to put a furrow in the brow and streak the hair fifty shades of gray.

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Furrow remains in federal custody without bond at the Metropolitan Detention Center in downtown Los Angeles.

CNN: graphic

Also, no one in the room can furrow their brow.

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It follows the current trends in smartphone design and ploughs a furrow marked unremarkable.

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It moved forward, thin as a hatchet blade in front and then widening like the furrow from the plow.

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In this regard regulators are ploughing the same furrow as before.

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In Caithness, LiDAR revealed fields where medieval and later rig and furrow systems overlie much earlier agricultural use as well as the remains of 3, 000-year-old low-walled, thatched roofed houses called hut circles.

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Only her eyes were still intensely alive, in a face slashed with wrinkles, each one lined with a deep black furrow.

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