implements

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• You’ll never ever use these implements for anything else, but they take up so little room that it’s worth it to buy a few if you’re a grapefruit lover.

• Although it’s still unclear where in Africa — as well as when and by whom — Middle Stone Age tools were invented, early humans would have found such implements invaluable for adapting to environmental disruptions, Stringer says.

• Middle Stone Age tools were smaller and more carefully crafted implements.

• I’d lost the implement I’d needed to claw myself out of my cage, and I hadn’t had what he’d needed from me when he’d needed it.

• Existence felt like a cage, and gaming was an implement that clawed us out.

• St. Laurent, however, pointed out why this step might be especially difficult to implement.

• For its part, the Pentagon said that it is no surprise that it is taking some time to implement the mission.

• Adding a checkbox to a driver's license and another form would make this easy to implement.

• Republicans have a rare opportunity to implement policies that are truly compassionate and transcend toxic identity politics.

• The White House just launched a major initiative to implement a more modern, sensible drug policy.

• He stood up, crowbar in hand, and inserted the chisel blade of the implement between the edge of the door and the doorcase.

• I looked among the dead, to see if I could find any iron implement with which to excavate the wall, or to break the chains.

• Soon the captain drove his implement through the hay, and against something that gave back a resistance like that of soft pine.