There is usually one queen bee and some 40,000 to 50,000 worker bees per hive in summertime. |
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When reassembling the hive, smoke the bees so that they move down and pause slightly before replacing hive bodies or covers. |
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A honeybee hive occasionally inhabits the top of the tower right next to the diaphone itself. |
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Our scientists surmised that the bulk of any emotional consideration was left to the queens, who ruled the Zylon like a queen bee does her hive. |
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The Skorpion project has brought a hive of economic activities to the economically depressed southern Namibia. |
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A swarm of bees cooperates to construct a hive. Humans group together to build towns, cities, and nations. |
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A hive of activity is taking place away from the public eye at the new Commonwealth Games stadium. |
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It is a hive mind of little tyrants who, despite their penchant for gobstoppers, can shred minds at will and have mankind on their list. |
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Bees carry pollen, nectar, or both, as well as propolis or water, back to the hive. |
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He explained that a hive of bees consists of a queen bee, a few hundred drone bees and the remainder are workers. |
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The High Street also becomes a hive of activity as cafe society comes to town. |
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Nurse bees are special worker bees that attend the queen and the babies, or larvae, of the hive. |
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The fly then emerges from its host, ready to infect other members of the hive. |
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He also developed a double wall insulated hive box and was one of the first to try splitting nests as a propagation technique. |
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Because flowering plants vary from region to region and bees rarely stray far from the hive, the pollen print provides a sort of geocode. |
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At about 3 weeks of age workers leave the hive as foragers who gather pollen and nectar and are exposed to a more variable environment. |
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Humanity becomes a single hive mind, with a group intelligence, as geography becomes putty in the hands of the Internet sculptor. |
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When a honeybee colony requires a new hive site, honeybee scouts search for a cavity of suitable location, dryness, and size. |
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You can just let your hive sit and wait for bees and you will have scout bees. |
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But how does a modern government control the hive mind without television and radio? |
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As we connect everyone and everything, we can't but help to use the hive mind to collaborate in surprising and unexpected ways. |
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Humans congregate and conflict with each other, obeying hive minds until we get to the end of the line. |
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Here, beekeepers in a Herefordshire, England, orchard use smoke to subdue a hive, mostly likely a species of mason bee. |
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The ship's operating theatre and 36-bed hospital saw doctors, nurses and medics stream aboard and become a hive of activity. |
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At night, after a long day of gathering nectar, they gather at the hive entrance and begin fanning by vigorously beating their wings. |
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Before you know it, you're edging back towards something centralised, less distributed than a hive mind. |
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A pseudo-race dwelling in the Star Trek universe, the Borg force other species into their collective and connect them to the hive mind. |
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What was supposed to be a sequestered monastic retreat became a hive of modern American productive activity. |
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The Doctor's race to Oswin brought him to a room full of Daleks, but Oswin hacked into their hive mind and deleted any knowledge of the Doctor. |
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The dance of the honeybee communicates the location of flowers to other members of the hive. |
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Greater Poison potions can be used to combat insects or parasites that infest a hive. |
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Kids will love to watch the industrious honeybees at work in a display hive while you shop for raspberry honey butter and beeswax candles. |
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He donned a protective suit and used a brush to gather the 4,000-strong swarm into a hive box before re-housing them. |
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The voices of the townspeople broke out into a hive of excited chatter as they began to disperse in different directions. |
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Honey bees rarely swarm away from the hive and only sting if they are antagonised. |
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As if to literalize the longing of the title, a breathtakingly extended axle-like element joins a towering wheel to a tall woven hive shape. |
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So, we have put the nuc into a full-size hive and are crossing our fingers. |
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On some occasions three courts were sitting simultaneously and it was a hive of industry and justice. |
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Last week Cromane Beach was a hive of activity with children playing, swimming and enjoying picnics. |
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A hive entrance was blocked for 1 min, and four returning foragers were collected in individual plastic vials. |
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The Union Movement must submit to a purge, it must harshly discard the parasitical drones and rebuild the hive. |
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The bees raise the virgin queens until mature at which time the beekeeper transfers them into a small hive called a nucleus. |
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The bee transports her precious contents to the hive, where she regurgitates it from the honey sac to a waiting house bee. |
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Enjoy nature and learn from the flight of birds, the green of the trees, the insects that carry life with them to the hive. |
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A swarm of bees arrived in Derrybeg last Sunday and decided to make a hive in a chimney pot in Third Avenue. |
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The brick was not dropped on top of the hive because there were height differences between the source colony hives. |
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A soldier ran up and fired shots at it until it dropped the hive and ran off into the forest. |
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Now, farmers have introduced more innovatively designed hives from Germany while still making the hive out of local wood. |
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The honeybees return to the hive and pass the nectar onto other worker bees. |
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The queen and half of the bees fly off to begin a new hive, and the remaining bees raise a new queen and continue reproducing. |
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Whether you have your own hive or you pick up honey in the store, below are some ideas on how you can use this sweetener. |
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When the weather turns hot, workers fan their wings at the entrance to the hive, cooling it. |
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While it was miserable and wet outside, the school hall was a hive of activity, with face painting, games and stalls. |
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When I throw this rock at the hive, we both have to run straight at the hive and scoop it up into the shirt. |
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But they are my responsibility, and it's always heartbreaking if a hive dies out. |
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I know Morrissey sounds like he's trying to swallow a hive of honeybees, but this is a fantastic live album. |
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My bees were living in the very best apian luxury and they refused to come out of the hive to pollinate the flowers in my garden and make honey. |
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With the work complete just over a year ago, Airfield opened to the public and is now a hive of activity. |
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The studio has been transformed this morning into a hive of rabid shoe designers. |
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When the weather is cold, they cluster into compact balls and shiver, warming the hive. |
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Upon arriving back at the hive, a bee with pollen-coated legs does a waggly dance for her fellow bees. |
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The scientists watched the waggle dance occurring in a glass observation hive and identified recruits. |
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Thanks to e-mail, the modern workplace is a hive of covert communication and surreptitious sociability. |
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The downstairs bar is a hive of diversity, with shoppers, tradesmen, suits and tourists contributing to the sociable atmosphere. |
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A lot of people now don't bother going down to the communal area, when before it used to be a hive of life. |
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Typically, an attack begins when a single hornet captures a lone bee nearby the hive. |
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It will rather be a hive of excitement and hospitality, music, song and dance, with four special events taking place. |
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Their student unions were a hive of heated political debate and the campaign headquarters for radical plots to change the world. |
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The phrase conjured up the image of a hive of busy accountants in green eyeshades, scouring the tax code for hidden exemptions. |
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Irish roads are a hive of activity as family members crisscross the countryside en route to family events. |
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The Meeting House, Ballitore, was a hive of industry on Sunday January 25, when our correspondent called. |
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Paper is wrapped loosely around the hive and held in place with strong cord. |
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Buses radiate out from Valletta bus station, which is a hive of activity from early morning until about 8pm. |
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For several weeks the new centre has become a hive of activity as community volunteers put up the fixtures and fittings in time for the big move. |
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Honey bees leaving the dispenser-fitted hive did wade through the pollen, but they readily started packing the pollen clinging to their body into their corbiculae. |
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Still the pod drew nearer to the hive and risked entering the swarm. |
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They had hoped to establish a second hive on the allotment as their colony grew, but now say there is no way they will keep bees where they are clearly at risk. |
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From these he inwardly confected a honey of antiphons, responsories, hymns, and other items pertaining to the Office and stored it in the hive of his wax tablets. |
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The drones, as it were, had to rest at their stations, constantly maintaining the hive for the greater good. |
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When Ali Salameh arrived at Black September headquarters in Beirut, he found a hive of furious activity. |
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Since the mid-19th century, Sicily has been known as a hive of Mafioso activity. |
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This conservative, evangelical megachurch, just outside San Diego, is a hive of activity on a Sunday morning. |
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As any journalist who has poked at this hornet's nest can tell you, myself included, the wrath of the 4chan hive is no picnic. |
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From the buzzing hive of contradictions that frequently scourge the truly gifted, there are strong signs that McEnroe wanted to do something entirely different. |
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It turned out the bees had discovered a maraschino cherry factory in Red Hook and started bringing the syrup back to the hive. |
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They captured these recruits as they left the hive, attached a radar transponder to them and then tracked their flight paths using harmonic radar. |
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If you overwinter your hive, don't harvest all the honey from the hive. |
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Regardless, I scooped more up from the hive and scoffed them down. |
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He arrives with a special poison and pours it into the hive. |
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The hum from the hive rises threateningly when it is disturbed. |
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In the winter they have no use, and are expelled from the hive. |
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Carrey's body, like the film, is a hive of infinite possibilities. |
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Back to the contemptible hive of infamy from which you came! |
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Another idea is to move the pelican crossing outside the garage to the east of the entrance because it is seen as a hive of anti-social behaviour. |
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It is a hive of creativity, recognized globally as a fashion capital. |
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Jakarta's sprawling metropolis has become a close-knit hive of concern. |
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A showpiece leisure centre and concert venue opened just 10 years ago in York could be flattened as part of a plan to hive it off to the private sector. |
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The United Nations is a dim hive of self-interested parties engaged in endless parliamentary mummery, united by a consensual delusion that all nations are equal. |
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The blade itself is stored in the hilt and is made of a hive of specialist nanobots, tiny robots that link to form a one and a half to two metre blade. |
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Pry the top off the hive, slowly continuing to smoke the bees inside. Lift one corner and apply smoke. Next, move to each of the other corners and repeat. |
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Earlier this year a dead varroa mite was found in a hive in North Canterbury, prompting a major investigation by MAF and restrictions on the area. |
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Andrew lifts the roof of the first house and his dad uses a small metal hook to pry the first wall of honeycombs out of the hive. |
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Virgil compares the working Carthaginians to a hive of busy bees. |
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The company has unleashed over 1,400 bloggers, hoping that their emergent hive mind will speed the next version of their operating system to release. |
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Neither proponents nor detractors of hive mind rhetoric have much interesting to say about Wikipedia itself, because both groups ignore the details. |
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I quite like the plucky little Englander thing, because it's the way the hive mind of London, if not the country, copes with attack and it's a good mechanism. |
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The view into the right wing hive mind is always worse than you expect. |
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What's behind this latest garbage is the notion of a collective intelligence, where the hive mind of the Interweb will improve an idea or piece of writing. |
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The Zerg have a human face in the form of Sarah Kerrigan, a woman with powerful telepathic abilities who had previously been captured and absorbed into the Zerg's hive mind. |
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To identify the location of a food source too distant from the hive to be smelled or seen by the other bees, the scout does a dance on the honeycomb inside the hive. |
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Sometimes she brought home honeycomb, dripping with sweet golden stickiness, gained by climbing the hollow tree and raking it out of the hive, risking the wild bees' anger. |
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Finally, after perhaps several days of house-hunting, one of the sites gains overwhelming favour and the swarm moves off to start a new hive there. |
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The late summer garden is a quietly humming hive of activity. |
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Social hymenoptera, for example, will sting an assailant to their hive. |
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The city of Banares is in effect just a big church, a religious hive whose every conceivable earthly and heavenly good is procurable under one roof. |
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Strip clubs are not a festering hive of perverts and deviants. |
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Each hive, enclosing the colony or swarm of bees, is a family unit and consists of a laying queen, a few drones, and several thousand worker bees. |
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Burt called on his beekeeper pal, who scooped up the bees from the fencepost with his bare hands, and dumped them into a hive. |
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The hive is run by a queen bee, who can live for several years. |
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The post office was always a hive of activity with people bustling about. |
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The Birmingham office roof, which is currently home to a wormery and a bee hive, will also be welcoming a new nucleus of bees later this year. |
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Halls of residence are a hive of activity with students letting their hair down but this doesn't always fit so well with fire safety. |
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In a single generation, the EHB matriline is eliminated, and an EHB hive has become Africanized. |
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Yes they are also experimenting with mason bees for pollination but it is not as easy to get a hive ready and on the ground as the honeybees. |
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I sewed a cover of ripstop nylon and polyester batting that secured with Velero straps to wrap around the hive. |
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The usual causes of honeybee deaths include varroa mites, hive beetles, and American foulbrood. |
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This sale forms part of Vale s plans to remain focused on core productive assets and hive off others. |
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The house was a hive of activity as we prepared for the party. |
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The hive was provisioned with bee candy, water, 2 frames of honey, and 1 frame of pollen mixed with dextrose. |
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I waited for the flechettes from the 90mm bee hive rounds to come hissing our way, but the tankers must have recognized us. |
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Our great hive minds can instantly read their feeble mental projections from even this distance. |
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Each family's palazzo was a hive that contained all the family members, though it might not always show a grand architectural public front. |
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He stood across in the other garden, beside a bush of pale Michaelmas daisies, watching the last bees crawl into the hive. |
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Heronries are a hive of activity at the moment with some youngsters already fledging. |
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If it is so weak that wax moths have taken the hive over, it is almost impossible to save. |
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Pliny recognized the industrious worker bee, the drone and the king bee which would lead the migration to a new hive site. |
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The reforms, affecting about 30 of the biggest banks, would stop them trading on their own account and force them to hive off some of their riskiest activities. |
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The Research Beehive, a suite of meeting rooms and new 140-seater restaurant, takes its name from the idea that it will cross-fertilize research and be a hive of activity. |
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As more and more people arrived, the office became a hive of activity. |
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A Texas man was driving his tractor on his neighbor's land when he accidentally hit a hive of 40,000 killer bees hidden in a discarded chicken coop. |
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Let stumps not sprout, but harbor and castle, be brainpans for a hive of thought, stirred awake and hungry and taking off for a sweeter elsewhere. |
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While a bee will fashion a perfectly geometrical hive instinctually an architect will have more trouble in perfecting and imitating the bee's geometrical form. |
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Italian airline Alitalia is considering creating a separate company to hive off its bad debts and appease Gulf-based suitor Etihad, Il Messaggero daily said on Saturday. |
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In early 2017, Shrewsbury BID, the Hive and GRAIN Photography Hub organised an outdoor Magnum Photos exhibition. |
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It is situated at The Hive which is an extension to the Intu Potteries shopping centre. |
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The Hive is the tallest structure and includes research and engineering facilities dedicated to the development process of new vehicles. |
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The Hive Winery specializes in honey and non-grape wines, also known as meads and melomels. |
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In 1980 starting with the serial The Leisure Hive the task of creating incidental music was assigned to the Radiophonic Workshop. |
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Using a 180 watt lamp and pulling just 275 total system watts, a Hive Hornet180 Fresnel puts out more light than 400-watt HMIs and 1,000-watt Tungsten Fresnels. |
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In 2013 the award was won by Alexander Maskill for The Hive. |
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The Technocentre gathers more than 8000 employees and comprises three main sections, The Advance Precinct, The Hive and the prototype build centre. |
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The dissolving of the brushstroke in Forest answers the compression of individual black points in Hive, 2003, into a swarm that emerges unmediated from the broad green ground. |
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