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A largish piece of the biscuit the Emperor was holding in his hand broke off, fell on the balcony parapet, and then to the ground.

The peregrine can only be considered to be rare in the UK as a consequence of its biology - it requires largish territories with suitable nest sites in which to breed, together with a strong prey-base.

Admittedly the problem isn't yet as bad here, as it is in the North West of England where water company United Utilities is about to impose a hosepipe ban, but it seems a largish number of rural properties who aren't on mains water are struggling because wells and natural springs from which they derive their water supply have dried up.

A largish scene, 'Planting Rice,' for example, fetched P303,000 - premium included.

Remove the peel from the avocado and cut the flesh into largish chunks - sprinkle them with a little of the lime juice to keep them from turning brown.

Which house plant, popular at Christmas time, has largish green leaves topped by a crown of mainly red leaves?

Then the Director steps out from the largish crew crowd and speaks :

Cut four slices from a largish onion and separate so you have four rings of the same size.

Of the rest of a largish cast, Sarah Hicks gave a performance beyond her years as the Grandmother and baritone Marco Petracchi sang attractively and was dramatically convincing as the uncle bent on revenge.

Still, it is the two largish glass sheets and industrial elements of Sonnier's Ju-Ju and Ba-O-Ba Fluorescent, both 1970, that carry the show.

For a largish saloon, the sprint from 0-60mph is an impressive 7.2 seconds.

This latest episode featured a largish woman called Sue, who was wearing florals presumably to counterbalance her natural sturdiness but who still looked like she could handle herself if it all kicked off in the local.