mallard in A Sentence

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    The Mallard Duck Cluster.

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    Shown on most platforms as a Mallard with brown, white and green colors.

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    Louise Mallard is physically ill, but her heart is not the only problem she has.

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    Mallard opened up about the singer s involvement in the programme and said he is"really keen".

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    You could also dress the robot up like Daffy Duck and finally make that old Mallard fly.

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    Josephine and Richards, a friend of Mr. Brently Mallard, gently reveal that Mr. Mallard has been killed in a railroad disaster.

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    The Mallard was still present at the site, calling‘raeb-raeb' and apparently looking for his victim(who, by then, was in the freezer).

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    To watch a Mallard or a red crested pochard, gently swimming a few hundred yards in wilderness is indeed an unforgettable sight.

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    While Mrs. Mallard is secretly reveling in the thought of her husband's death in a train accident, he miraculously walks away from him.

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    It is also known as the Mallard Duck Cluster, as seen through a small telescope, it has a triangular shape reminiscent of a flight of wild ducks.

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    Known as unihemispheric slow-wave sleep, some birds, like Mallard ducks, can keep half of their brain(and its corresponding eye) alert while allowing the other half to take a break.

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    Now, every day at 11am, as John Philip Sousa's“King Cotton March” strikes up, the resident Mallards emerge from one of the elevators with the prodding of the hotel's official"Duckmaster.".

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    With the Mallards, they often rest in a row, with the ducks on the ends closing the eye next to their neighbors, but keeping the eye facing potential danger open.

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    After Mrs. Mallard comes to the understanding she is now free to live a happy life, she comes downstairs with Josephine only to see Mr. Mallard come through the door unharmed by the train accident.

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    After Mrs. Mallard comes to the conclusion that she is now free to live a happy life, she and Josephine walk down, just as Mr. Mallard, unharmed by the tragic accident, comes through the door.

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