• While Sall made herself busy in the kitchen, I would sit in the dining room with the paper spread out on the table, or I would listen to the radio, staring out at the garden and fiddling with the dials to get a better signal.

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  • He had brought out two large plastic bins filled with the artifacts of his research, and he spread the contents on the table: a metal octagonal disk, sketches on lab paper, a black plastic laser housing that served as the innards for one of his printers.

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  • All of the players come to the table with the ability to spread the games over a swath of cable channels and Internet properties.

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  • Released from its roost, the mechanical bird spread its tail and strutted across the imperial Easter table.

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  • These people need to take some money off the table and spread the winnings around.

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  • As he returned to the pool table, a warmth spread from his belly through his chest and into his massive shoulders.

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  • "We have come top of the table because of the international spread of our business and multi-brand business model and not because of any tax initiative, " he added.

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  • For all his frustrations, sulks and cancellations, a life spent bringing music to mankind was the greatest joy imaginable: singing, and then the crowd's adoration for his singing, as he jumped from the kitchen table and the cheese, the wine, the pasta and the sausages were lavishly spread before him.

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  • We revisited this spread one week ago when the options player took profits off the table.

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  • Mr. Byron spread out sheets of construction paper and threw a bunch of markers on the table.

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  • They arrived early, spread a blanket on the grass, and waved at John, who was sitting at a picnic table, writing in his journal.

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  • Look around and you may see a coffee-table resting on a Greek capital, a tiny Roman mosaic sprucing up the foyer, a spread of Phoenician statuettes and Byzantine coins strewn along the bookshelves or a discreet Crusader cannon in the courtyard.

    ECONOMIST: A Phoenician statue for my coffee-table

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