And as I point the long nose back into the desert, all I can think is that I want one very badly indeed.

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Air traffic control grants the request, and I point the airplane's nose over Lake Erie.

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"At some point, mathematics stops and the nose takes over, " explains the master watchmaker.

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Rivers and Barnett do see this point, I grant, but not from the nose-rubbing sense of exhaustion many parents feel daily and that Slaughter tries to discuss.

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What was the point, Candy had whined, as Marjorie finished off the hem, breathing heavily through her nose, her mouth a cactus of pins.

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Further, many of them point out that the last time markets were at these nose-bleed levels, they fell sharply.

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From that point, details are scant: the two men somehow got into a fight, during which Mr Zimmerman says his nose was broken, before he shot the unarmed 17-year-old.

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