how many caitlins have big noses?
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Hm...my name's not Caitlin but I knew a girl in high school who's name is Caitlin and she has a big nose.  \n\nI also have a cousin named Katelynne (obviously spelled differently), but her nose fits her face...not too big, not too small.\n\nI don't know what that has to do with the girl in your class with a big broken nose though...is her name Caitlin?
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23  about 17 large/long ones and rest smaller ones\n\nmale turkey's have a beard too...did you know that?
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what do u call a prostitue with a runny nose...............................  ha ha     \n    full
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I beg your pardon ! ! !\nThey are many ..........................\nmen : Ebi , Daryoosh , Moein , Shahram Kashani , Arash , Andy , Bijan , Kamran & Hooman , Mansour , Cameron Cartio ..........................\nWomen : Googoosh , Leila , Helen , Noosh Afarin , Shakila , ..........
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Depends on size, density or strenght of nose hair whether you'll use very small ones or secateurs...
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Nose, mouth, and skin
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one of about 200 types of dwarfism.
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I can imagine:- one feature will be a massive nose, another a massive pair of ears.\nAm I correct or would you prefer not to share that information with us?
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There sure are some snotty people here, aren't there? Can't somebody ask a question without getting attacked? It may be trivial, but I'd like to know her shoe size too! She's cool!
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Far too many.\nIt's shameful and it's gross.
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Absolutely not. Thats just like saying big feet, big nose, big hands, or being african american has anything to do with size. It is all genetics. Sad but true, if your father, grandfather, great-grandfather, etc were small you will be too. Thats just the way it goes. It's the same with women's breasts.
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46, or 23 pair.\n\nThere is no average... this is the number all people have unless they have a flaw in their genetic makeup (very rare).
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Linda, girl you should come to Trinidad....Here you will see noses of all sizes, shapes, complexions. Some are hooked, some are flat, some are broad some are narrow, some can inhale a whale.\nWe all consider ourselves to have imperfections. Does it mean we are imperfect???\nYou seem to be confident about other aspects of yourself...emphasize those and stop worrying about your nose.\nThink about people who need reconstructive surgery after a horrible accident to put back a nose on their face when you have your own unique smeller for all the world to see!\nAny guy who tells you any thing negative about how your nose looks is not worth being with.\nHe should love you for being you and your nose comes with the package.\nSo love yourself just the way you are, you are alot more fortunate than many people in this world.\nTake Care
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You know Dasher, and Dancer, Prancer, and Vixen, Comet and Cupid and Donner and Blitzen.  But do you recall the most famous reindeer of all........Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer.\n\n\nThat's 9.
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good question... I swear that if he were Pinochio he'd have a nose at least a mile long.
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Most animals, including humans, are bilaterally symmetrical. This means \nthat the right and left sides are mirror images of one another. Thus both \nsides develop somewhat independently of each other. Having said that I have \nto emphasize the word "somewhat," since there is a great deal of \ninterrelationship, interaction, and communication between the two sides \nfor normal development to occur. Thus, as the face develops, two nasal \nplacodes (thickenings of the frontal process) develop. These begin to \nsubmerge and as they do, each placode results in the formation of a nasal \nchamber, and the region surrounding each placode forms a horseshoe-shaped \nthickening, known as  the nasal process. Each nasal process is subdivided \ninto a lateral and a medial nasal process, which partially surround the \nopening into nasal chamber. Since it is a horseshoe-shaped structure, it \nwill require a closure at its open end and that closure results from the \nfusion of the lateral and medial nasal processes with the developing \nmaxillary process.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Yeah.  I believe there were about 1100 of them in "Titanic".\n\n\nHope this helps.