The astronomers used the telescope to bounce radar signals off^ Kleopatra.|
They suffer what are called night sweats, during which their bodies give off large amounts of^ water through the skin.|
In May of^ this year he started school.|
It may permit scientists to turn off^ unwanted genes in animals.|
The process also could help scientists turn off^ an unwanted gene in pigs and other animals.|
A major oil spill has endangered thousands of^ penguins off the Atlantic coast of South Africa.|
The coast of^ Cape Town is one of the most heavily traveled shipping areas in the world.|
Russian environmental activist Alexander Nikitin says the risk of^ radiation still exists.|
Tens of^ thousands of jellyfish have washed up on beaches off the southern coasts Alabama.|
Yet, you also remember the rising excitement you felt as the space shuttle lifted off^.|
Other populations were later found in widely separated areas in Florida and off^ Florida's Gulf coast.|
When they were finished, they turned off^ the lights, closed the doors and returned to Earth.|
And they say the white rhinoceros has been taken off^ the endangered list in South Africa.|
Another room off this hallway contains a collection of^ fine dishes made of china.|
Vincent Janik recorded the voices of twelve wild dolphins off^ the coast of Scotland.|
After De Soto's death, the natives attacked the soldiers he had brought with him and forced them off^ the land.|
They begin the series of changes that take place several weeks before an old leaf falls off^.|
They begin the series of^ changes that take place several weeks before an old leaf falls off.|
In a strong wind or heavy rain, the leaf breaks off^ at this weak place.|
Scientists say the leaves will turn brown and fall off^ more quickly than usual, in an attempt to save as much water as possible.|
The larva grows and releases enzymes that cause the ant's head to fall off^.|
An explosion blew the top off^ the reactor, releasing the dangerous nuclear material.|
The report said that traditional diets may be the best way to lose weight and keep the weight off^.|
Hundreds of^ homes and businesses had their power cut off for short periods.|
Lights are to be turned off^ in parking areas.|
Governors of^ nine western states met with federal officials last week.|
These rockets fall away after the shuttle lifts off^ from Earth.|
The Challenger exploded and its seven member crew were killed after it lifted off^.|
Pieces of gypsum broke off^.|
These scratches change the way light shines off^ the surface.|
Last Sunday, after Mr. Woods had won the Master's, he slowly took his hat off^ and covered his face.|
Mr. Reagan was praised for getting his administration off^ to a fast start.|
One wire should be ten centimeters off^ the ground.|
The second wire should be twenty centimeters off^ the ground.|
Another competition includes teams that try to cut the fleece off^ a sheep.|
The report says this could be done by establishing a "cooling off^" period, and making it clear that terrorism is not acceptable.|
Very slowly and loudly, the American space shuttle Atlantis will lift off^ for its flight into space.|
Mr. Alroy said ancient humans could have killed off^ many kinds of large animals native to North America.|
The Future Takes off^ From Here.|
They can also watch movies and see how airplanes took off^ from and landed on the carrier.|
He was turning left, but suddenly fell off^ and headed straight into the ground.|
The settlers are said to have pulled ropes across their wheat crops to force crickets off^ the plants.|
A bull shark attacked Jessie and bit off^ his arm as he played in the ocean.|
She had to be led off^ the stage after singing two songs.|
Corals are large groups of^ small organisms called polyps.|
These polyps live in a cup-like skeleton made of^ a substance called limestone.|
Millions of^ corals grow together to form coral reefs.|
The coral reefs support many kinds of^ sea life.|
The underwater preserve contains almost seventy-percent of^ the coral reefs in the United States.|
They support thousands of kinds of^ fish and other sea life.|
They produce millions of^ dollars for the fishing and tourism industry.|
Coastal development and the effects of^ climate change also have harmed the reefs.|
He said these harmful actions have already killed more than twenty-five percent of^ the world's reefs.|
In some areas, such as the Indian Ocean, ninety-percent of^ the coral reefs have died.|
Some members of^ the Hawaiian fishing industry opposed the creation of the new preserve.|
They took more pictures of^ each child's brain during the four-year study.|
The scientists mainly observed growth in the area of^ complex nerve tissue called the corpus callosom.|
This area sends information between the two halves of^ the brain.|
They say they found that a child's brain experiences two main periods of^ growth.|
The first takes place between the ages of^ three and six.