The nearly 15-foot-tall front gate was hand worked from wrought iron with three-dimensional flowers, gold-painted leaves and curving vines.

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For Christmas, 2009, they gave him a three-hundred-and-fifty-dollar soldering iron.

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Because some users turn the crank-handle faster and harder than others, a nifty three-stage gearbox and a dynamo based on powerful neodymium-iron-boron magnets is used to ensure that efficiency is largely independent of the torque applied.

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Thieves had cut up the black wrought-iron sign into its three constituent words in order to fit it into their getaway car after taking it down from the main gate.

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MagForce Nanotechnologies, based in Berlin, has conducted three clinical trials of anti-cancer nanoparticles made from iron oxide and is now running another five.

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He said he pre-emptively built an iron gate around his home, three streets away from Midan.

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When I asked him to explain Rose's rise over three years from 67th to 19th to fifth in one measure of long-iron excellence.

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The three-foot long parasite grows in the body for one year and feels like a hot iron hit the skin when it emerges.

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The actor-director has been quoted as saying he was fairly nervous about how "Iron Man" would be received when its teaser trailer debuted at Comic-Con three years ago.

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