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Sole is a fish
belonging to
several families.
Generally speaking, they are
members of the
family Soleidae, but,
outside Europe, the name
sole is also...
- weight. It is a po****r food fish. The
lemon sole is a right-e****
flatfish with a
small head and
mouth and
smooth,
slimy skin. The
upper surface is reddish...
- Paillon, Souverain, and the
famous Pierre Allain, the
inventor of the
smooth-
sole climbing shoe (named P.A. from his initials).
Before World War II, most...
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precautions are taken. First, most
riders wear
riding boots with a heel and a
smooth sole. Next, some saddles,
particularly English saddles, have
safety bars that...
- but in the
sole, the
density is
thickest near the big toe
whilst a
large part of the
remaining sole is
covered by thick, tight, and
smooth skin almost...
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Flathead sole Lemon sole New
Zealand sole Northern rock
sole Pacific sand
sole Petrale sole Rex
sole Rock
sole Roughscale sole Slender sole Southern lemon...
- The
second method,
still widely used, is to use a
cycling shoe with a
smooth sole or even a
suitable non-cycling shoe. This had the
disadvantage that the...
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clavicles or collar-bones,
cleft upper lip,
rudimentary first front-toes,
smooth soles, six
teats arranged on the side of the body, and many
cranial characters...
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special shoes, with
completely smooth soles that do not
track in dust or dirt. However, for
safety reasons, shoe
soles must not
create slipping hazards...
- used for
instruction and campaign, it had a
medium sole thickness and a few cleats.
Smooth-
soled versions fell into
disuse over time,
leaving only the...
