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But the issue is so uppermost in his mind that he raises it himself.

She intended to maintain the uppermost hand in this relationship.

A roof is the covering on the uppermost part of a building.

The uppermost flowers are often sterile and different in form.

Father was crouched at the uppermost part of the wreckage.

Three of the four failures were in the rocket's third and uppermost stage.

Layer I is the uppermost part of the hill.

He could just see the uppermost part of the labia, which appeared as light pink skin.

The stem has many leaves, woolly in the uppermost part between the flowers.

The three men scrambled and clawed their way across the ice, fighting to keep on the uppermost side.

"There is no evident damage to the uppermost side, which seems to rule out the collision theory," he said.

My uppermost interest is that of the gas victims."

The Gardens are the uppermost part of the House.

Looking at the uppermost part of ice allows researchers to map past snow accumulation rates.

This side was uppermost to-night and her very thoughts ran into rhyme.

The battle for independence occupies the uppermost part of this panel in the arch.

The formation of the leaves on the uppermost part of the plant is known as the crown.

Hence the eyes of this fish are placed symmetrically upon the uppermost side."

The uppermost part of the mantle is solid, and forms the base of the crust.

The cavities located in the uppermost part of this wing were most certainly a pigeonry.

The flattened tire was on the uppermost side.

In recent years, the 67th floor was used as storage space, and the uppermost part of the building was closed.

The surveyors from the oceanographic agency said that the uppermost part of the rock was 34.5 feet below the surface.

He reached into the uppermost part of the mound of valuables and began digging.

"The lady is in the uppermost part of the windmill turret, also watching the ship.

Logically, it's running away under the sea level, but some of it must be seeping out over the upmost edge of the cap rock.

The two phrases contrast sharply "in dynamics, in orchestration, in the rhythm of the accompaniment, and in the register of the upmost voice."

Lycurgus and his assistant (unidentified), of the Greek empire were the first to discover convection currents by mapping out different points on a graph of certain coordinates by which the currents had upmost strength (appx.

We've had the amazing pleasure of writing and recording 2 albums that we loved, 2 EP's and a split EP, and have had the upmost pleasure of touring Australia literally hundreds of times.

The third, upmost voice (triplum), in nine five-line stanzas, describes the flourishing of musical art at the contemporary English royal court, and contains the praise of a series of named English musicians of the composer's own time or recent past (thus contrasting with the motetus and its emphasis on ancient figures).