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By Susen Foster A majestic 22-foot-tall Native American -- bow taut, arrow poised -- protects this capital city from the evils facing mankind.— High Plains Journal
And when describing how they stay so taut, the explanation is generally this.— The Guardian World News
The 20-pound-test mono twanged taut, the angler heaved back on the white finger-thick glass rod and the foraging bull redfish felt for the first time the sudden surge of resistance.
It is thought that inertia -- the physics theory stating that matter retains its velocity along a straight line so long as it is not acted upon by an external force -- will cause the cable to stay stretched taut, allowing the elevator to sit in geostationary orbit.— News4Jax.com - Local News
If Miró ever knew the meaning of "taut," the seven films in this retrospective certainly do not prove it.— GreenCine Daily

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