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jagged

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You can see the shifting grain of cedar wall panels, the smooth movement of Japanese plaster and the jagged veining of terrazzo slabs.

“Right now they look really jagged, but they’ll turn soft and orange as the sun sets.”

The striking building has a curved three-sided shape, with a high, jagged exterior glass front and roof.

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"Earth dirt, if you look at it microscopically, has been weathered off. It's more or less in a round shape; but on the Moon the lunar dirt soil is all jagged," Mr Sallaberger said.

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A jagged behemoth straddling the China-Pakistan border, it is a mountain with a fearsome reputation.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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