We don't have room in the house right now so I need to talk to my husband about possibly building on or adding a shed or something.

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Second, they have shed light on something else originally studied by Dr Walker: the optimal speed of the break across the face of the wave.

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And de Vries has something new and special coming out of the shed soon.

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You can tell a lot about a man by the way he maintains his tool-shed, and the first bloke appears to have declared something of an exclusion zone around his.

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It's confusing, and sometimes we cry ourselves to sleep at night, but the new ASUS N10 is hardly a netbook, and has earned the right to shed that completely confusing Eee moniker to try and be something more.

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Before you shed an empathetic tear for the accused and convicted, keep something else in mind--besides the long corporate knives aimed at Watkins' unsuspecting back: The bum market of 2000 to 2001 hurt plenty of firms like Lucent, Cisco Systems and Sun Microsystems.

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What seemed to be something of a threat then - the Royal's already shed half of its investment bank, so force us to ring-fence and see what happens - has turned into more of a prediction.

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If MLB can't shed its postseason afternoon-game phobia, then it should bring back during the regular season something once commonplace and now virtually extinct: the doubleheader.

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Heck, it even comes supplied with something called an ending: The narrative is tied up, characters work through their problems, tears are shed, all that stuff.

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