You go behind a tree, chant the magic words, and money pours in.

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He hid behind a tree to wait for nightfall, but his plan was stymied when he found another person lurking in the shadows.

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He could have been sitting alone atop the leader-board if his tee-shot on 13 hadn't ended up on the pine straw and behind a tree 10 yards outside the fairway.

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The 44-year-old, who shared the Biddeford flat with the two victims and her six-year-old son, said she had hidden behind a Christmas tree.

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Clothed in sheepskin throws with bells around their waists and sporting distinctive hats embellished with sprigs of evergreen, two to more than thirty ringers swagger in groups behind a guide carrying a small evergreen tree.

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That is: lie in a ditch or ... (get) behind a heavy object if you had a tractor or even a tree.

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And as Diethelm Metzger will tell you, out here, behind that next tree may be a docile little steenbuck...or a very big leopard.

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We were in the dust behind Carlos and when we went off the road we hit a big tree.

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During the same period, Pitt spent time both in front of the camera (Oceans 13, The Assassination of Jesse James) and behind it (The Private Lives of Pippa Lee, A Mighty Heart and Tree of Life).

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Originally it may have been part of an orchard but as the city spread north it became part of a large London garden, the one behind Mr Kossoff's house, and he can see the tree from his studio window.

ECONOMIST: Leon Kossoff