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1. He was still as much of a dandy as ever, dressed in a sleek, supple carapace with a flared, ruffled collar and above-the-knee slipper socks and gauntlets

2. jointed itself with purple muscle chords to a black carapace I could only vaguely make out, and

3. “No ways bro, I’ve got asthma,” I said with a carapace smile; I was wearing my best poker face

4. There was one more moment to enjoy the coppery colors of her glassy carapace and the rainbow shimmer of her transparent wings

5. Schmoozeglutton, as he came upon the first dead car, could see its glassy eyes, the maw of its grilled mouth, and its tough carapace

6. Then, with purpose, he lowered that extended finger until it rested upon the car’s shiny carapace

7. This bug was monstrous, nearly as tall as a troll, and with a strangely mottled carapace

8. Its carapace slammed to the floor with a sharp

9. But this hard substance could have been a bony carapace, like those that covered some prehistoric animals, and I might have left it at that and classified this monster among such amphibious reptiles as turtles or alligators

10. What was this astounding world that I didn't yet know? In what order did these articulates belong, these creatures for which the rocks provided a second carapace? Where had nature learned the secret of their vegetating existence, and for how many centuries had they lived in the ocean's lower strata?

11. immense frozen carapace of the Ice Bank

12. There was a loud thump on the car’s carapace

13. Instead of bursting like a full wineskin hit by a hammer and promptly dying, you got to linger with your metal carapace crumpled into you, cruelly pinching your smashed limbs and torso, as you waited to die from internal bleeding and the failure of abused organs

14. The Brokenheart knight, he’d learned, had died as badly as Rob’s fears foretold, crushed by degrees as his steel carapace was slowly beaten in

15. I worried about what would happen if I did rip off the carapace, as you say

16. I can thus only understand a fact with which I was much struck when examining cirripedes, and of which many other instances could be given: namely, that when a cirripede is parasitic within another cirripede and is thus protected, it loses more or less completely its own shell or carapace

17. This is the case with the male Ibla, and in a truly extraordinary manner with the Proteolepas: for the carapace in all other cirripedes consists of the three highly important anterior segments of the head enormously developed, and furnished with great nerves and muscles; but in the parasitic and protected Proteolepas, the whole anterior part of the head is reduced to the merest rudiment attached to the bases of the prehensile antennae