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As a measure of just how extreme D. xiezhi’s headbutting morphology was, consider this comparison: Pachycephalosaurus was a dinosaur famous for headbutting—its name means “thick-headed lizard”—but dinosaur experts that Meng and his colleagues consulted with confirmed that D. xiezhi’s unique head and neck structure probably permitted it to withstand even more force.

With a crew that thick-headed, nothing short of simple English will do - and the governor delivered it on Friday:

Alabama Republican Senator-elect Tommy Tuberville, the thick-headed former college football coach, has suggested he will join Brooks.

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Also gone is their thick-headed collie mix Murray, replaced by a lanky mixed breed dog they decide to call Walter.

Photo: Ben Rothstein / Paramount Pictures Some of the film’s issues, though, might be owed to a thick-headed script that clashes with the forward-thinking industry intellect applied to its production.

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

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