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All letter faces were set to the same height, to form an even surface of type.

In the ancient time, there was a ground mix with elevated and even surface.

There was a click as the two halves came together to form a smooth even surface.

The sleek lines of its dome merged into the even surface.

A parallel AS/400 might even surface one day, the company suggests.

Once in a while why not take advantage of the smooth, even surface to concentrate on your control and technique?

The normal style was a deep relief with an even surface; some pieces were painted.

Broken rock littered the street, but beneath the rubble he could see the hard, even surface.

The beaters need an even surface to work on.

The drugs involved did not even surface in the work kits of sports doping until about two years ago.

But concrete can also be smoothed and made into an elegant, even surface, as the exhibition shows.

Using your claw or small shovel, move the soil to the edges to give you an even surface.

Earth ships of that type, even surface vessels, were traditionally painted white.

But on less even surfaces it can be a bit bobbly.

Vaughn called it ridiculous that Sanchez's hair affair had even surfaced as an issue.

Electric forklifts are primarily used indoors on flat, even surfaces.

In past surveys, electricity had not even surfaced.

The hairstyle has even surfaced again in 2012 with the late 80's early 90s's style returning.

In order to gain an even surface, the nap is then sheared, or cut, to the desired height.

Engineers sent to check reported that it had a smooth, even surface not unlike the green patina on old copper.

Even surface elves and dwarves were often refused entry.

As the name implies, the tool turns the worked surface into a smooth plane, a level, even surface.

Have firm and even surfaces, and be properly drained.

The plains have an extraordinarily even surface.

There are concerns even within the Fifteen, concerns which may even surface again in the next decade.