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Hair has been cut using the natural contours of the head.

Ahead, he could begin to make out the contours of a building site.

A second line following a higher contour opened in 1884.

The contours on either side of the valley were close together.

As he got closer, the contours of a large green house came into view.

The contours of the story are going to be basically the same.

They turned right and then left, following the contours of the hull.

The face was something like a skull, but the contours were wrong.

At first all he could feel were the contours of another panel in the wall.

So different from the soft contour of her own body.

Together they provide the immediately clear contours of a long career.

It was only the right contours of the body which were sought.

If only real hands could shape my contours, then at least I would know that they were still there.

These usually take the form of very thin lines and contours.

However, the contours of the potential deal are not yet fully there.

But it was a far different experience to see the slopes, the contours.

The moon, the sun and the contours of earth often return in her work.

But the basic contours are much the same as in recent seasons.

"A pool table has more contour than that land did."

He could make very little sense in its conflicting lines and contours.

Not everyone found the changed contours of summer so pleasing.

He held her face and traced every contour with his eyes.

Both take into account not only the smaller size of women's feet, but their contours too.

The contours are very steep, especially on the west side of the island.

Is any contour of it quite the same, or are the old associations as important!