In trying to find long tails everywhere, Mr Anderson risks diluting some of his idea's meaning and novelty.

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Both had long tails to counterbalance large skulls, and, proportionally, they had the smallest forelimbs of any apex predator.

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Known for their babyish faces, large ears and long tails, pygmy elephants were found to be a distinct subspecies only in 2003, after DNA testing.

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Even in the digital world, for all the talk about long tails, we are in a hit-driven world, and broadcast is a big part of that.

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The reasons cited by the studios for turning down Red Tails are based on long standing beliefs that Hollywood has held for more than 2 decades.

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In contrast, we have long known of the existence of fat tails in asset markets.

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The animals, which can grow as long as six feet, including their tails, and weigh as much as 20 pounds, live in a corral out back.

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For the Wiesenmaier family, sitting around a long, fold-down picnic table, drinking wine from plastic cups and preparing for a clambake of lobster tails and slow-roasted potatoes cooked by two chefs on an enormous outdoor grill, this pristine corner of the US eastern seaboard has tonight been transformed into America's most exclusive restaurant.

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