A pin. Has no one a pin?

A pin?

Do you have a pin?

What pin? Where?

I have a hairpin.

Dryer, pins, perm roll...

A pin I borrowed from your aunts.

Good afternoon, Miss Dubose.

As you can see, that's a pinhead.

A pair of scissors or a hairpin?

Here is a little brooch for you...

Miss Dubose is on her porch.

Well, grand seeing you, Miss Dubose.

The radius is half of the diameter.

So that's how it all started.

I'd forgotten about the safety pin.

Do you like this tiepin?

You say, Good afternoon, Miss Dubose.

What is it?

Well, the radius is equal to 1 2 the diameter.

The radius!

Madeleine Albright This is Breaking the Glass Ceiling.

It's the 7th head pin, so slow it down.

We're going to record by sticking a pin right in there.

So if the diameter is 18, what's the radius?

And when I went out to meet the press, they zeroed in, said, Why are you wearing that snake pin?

CA In the great scheme of things, it's a pinprick.

A sterling silver telephone dialler.

As sterling silver telephone diallers go,

And you can call this the minor radius.

So your x radius is actually larger than your y radius.

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Deform Radius

Experiment brush

Deform brush

Radius

If that's the radius, this is also the radius.

Or since the diameter is equal to 2 times the radius, we could say that the circumference is equal to pi times 2 times the radius.

And so I happened to have a snake pin.

I chose the right present for you. It's a brooch for a woman.

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