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The surface of this road is less than four meters wide.
One third of the earth's surface is desert.
Although rainforests make up only two percent of the earth's surface, over half the world's wild plant, animal and insect species live there.
There is no surface difference between them.
A gentle wind made ripples on the surface of the pond.
Its surface was as flat as a mirror.
The surface of the object is fairly rough.
This problem seems to be easy on the surface, but it's really difficult.
This table has a smooth surface.
The seals surface more frequently then, so a bear's chance of catching one at a breathing hole is greater after nightfall.
Three-fourths of the earth's surface is water.
About one third of the earth's surface is land.
Tires wear down because of friction between the rubber and the road surface.
That desert looks like the surface of the moon.
A fallen leaf floated on the surface of the water.
The surface of the moon is irregular.
Water makes up most of the earth's surface.
The calm surface reflected her features like a mirror.
One fifth of the earth's surface is covered by permafrost.
Three-fourths of the earth's surface is covered with water.
News and current affairs
Indeed, on the surface it seems to be its perfect antithesis: the collapse of a wall symbolizing oppression and artificial divisions versus the collapse of a seemingly indestructible and reassuring institution of financial capitalism.
Usually, conspiracy theories surface where people are poorly educated and a rigorous independent press is lacking.
This decline coincided with a rise in the surface temperature of the neighboring Indian Ocean, a hint that the decline in rainfall is in fact part of the longer-term process of man-made global warming.
On the surface, the world's two largest economies have little to fear.
Reservations against FDI (as against anything foreign) can be found in all groups of countries, and politicians can bring them to the surface, resulting in protectionism.
Since 1900 the global temperature of the Earth's atmosphere and ocean surface waters has risen by 0.5-1 degree Celsius, and the prime suspect is atmospheric carbon dioxide, CO2, which is second only to water vapor in its greenhouse effect.
This equilibrium is, in turn, determined by the temperature of ocean surface water.
But, beneath the surface, unease in the bilateral relationship persists, partly for historical reasons.
On the surface, Microsoft and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's police look like strange bedfellows.
Manmade global warming raises not only air temperatures, but sea-surface temperatures as well.
Indeed, there is volatility just beneath the surface.
On the surface, at least, the mini-revaluation hardly seems to have compromised China's ability to bend exchange markets to its will.
Paradoxically, these exercises were undertaken during a period when bilateral political and economic ties appeared on the surface to be at their highest point.
On the surface it appears that the United States apologized to China, but what commitments did the US assume, really?
One thing to be learned, if we didn't know this already, is how close racial sensitivities are to the surface of US life, despite the election of a black president.
Water flows on the surface and underground.
Nevertheless, strategic anxiety lurks below the surface, particularly in India.
On the surface, the numbers speak for themselves.
That is why hurricanes occur in hot tropical regions, and at the end of the summer months, when the sea surface temperatures are at their annual maximum.
Higher sea-surface temperatures translate into more powerful storms in the world's oceans.
There were, of course, a number of subjects that remained just below the surface and were not discussed at this year's CDF.