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1. His men took the kargirs and tended them, more of his staff served lunch on a patio

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2. After lunch Herndon paced, waiting for her sister's call, while she and Elond stayed at the patio table and chatted about social theory

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3. There is a stone patio next to the building overlooking the pounding waves and a couple of local men sit drinking a beer at a plastic table and talking

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4. He spoke into the air as much as into the back of the girl's head that was sprawled over the patio table in front of him

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5. Betsy was sitting outside, dozing uncomfortably on a plastic patio chair in the hallway

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6. Stephen guides me through the windows onto the patio

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7. The music goes on for another half an hour at which point an announcement is made that supper is being served on the patio

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8. Along with the rest of the audience, the four of us make our way towards the patio

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9. He brought them thru to his side patio with a view of the pastures, then sent a servant for refreshments

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10. ” He started walking out into their patio

11. “What?” Alan asked and stopped at the edge of the patio

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12. When it was built, the brook ran to the edge of the patio stones, so it had dropped at least three feet in the three and a half thousand years this house had stood here

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13. ” To indicate the way he lived, he pointed to the shower, a long black hose in the sun over the patio, coming from a hand-pumped tank on the roof

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14. They were all visible thru the mouth of Yoonbarla Vale from here at the garden fence on the edge of Desa’s patio

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15. It was still twenty feet from the ground, but dropping toward the front patio rapidly when the hatch dropped

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16. As he walked thru the rows to the edge of the patio, he wondered why she would do that

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17. Ken started to sketch out plans for a patio

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18. The next Sunday evening, with both of the Roach boys quite worn out by the wheeling of barrow loads of hardcore into the brick curtained hole where the new patio was taking shape, Helen Roach suggested her husband go down to the pub for a couple of beers

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19. Lucy wept and wept throughout the ordeal, hanging onto her mother’s arm with feral strength as they dragged Alan’s torso out into the garden and rolled it into the pit that had been dug for the patio

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20. Then, while Lucy, working on auto-pilot, cleaned the kitchen up again, her mother moved the torso, the head, the hoodie and two black bin liners full of soiled cleaning materials to an as yet unfilled area in the new patio base and proceeded to bury Alan’s mortal remains under lumps of hardcore and a layer of gravel

21. However, even with the benefits of chemical sedation she dared not turn on the television or the radio unless Lucy was in the room in case she heard about crimes that might remind her about the body under the patio

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22. She met him on the front patio, embraced and let him take the produce inside

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23. His eyes went toward the side of the patio where the guest room lay

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24. The back garden is a mess of churned lawn, clearly the fallout of the builders who built the single storey extension on the back of the house covering what used to be a patio

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25. could have a nice patio or some decking, plant a few flowers and

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26. the base of their new patio right on top of the once blooming but

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27. curtained hole where the new patio was taking shape, Helen Roach

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28. unfilled area in the new patio base and proceeded to bury Alan’s

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29. body under the patio

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30. holding hands in the middle of the new patio

31. At the far end of the patio a young man stood alone humming

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32. half finished patio in her dressing gown, madly sniffing the air and

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33. The garden is long and thin, hedged on both sides with an old, mossy path of paving slabs running down the middle from a small patio area by the house

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34. He set it on the patio table in front of them and they proceeded to enjoy slices of pie with milk as if it were a formal high tea

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35. Bethai seemed in no hurry to leave, instead she seemed to want to lounge nude in the rays on the main patio of his home, exercising her pleasure domes and idly chatting about the Starship Age

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36. She caught up with him on the breakfast patio

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37. In her thoughts she throws open the patio doors at her father’s house and takes a slow step around his garden, shuffling past flower pots full of cigarette butts, one more casualty on the mend, a dressing-gowned remnant of the whistling generation

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38. followed the trail through the to the lower level and then out onto the stone patio

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39. His magic patio brought her just as easily to the beach Glenelle could walk to

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40. To dream that the doors to the patio are opened refer to your receptive state of mind

41. Patio doors symbolize the merging of your mental and spiritual state

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42. Learning a skill in isolation is not only non-productive, but also non-motivating; so making the connection between math problems and everyday situations is essential – making change, figuring out how much allowance needs to be saved to purchase a toy truck, or measuring a patio to decide where to place a new outdoor rug

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43. ” Tei concluded as briefly as she could manage, the others were already gathering round the smorgasbord laid out in the kitchen and out on the patio tables

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44. ” they called across the room to the patio and Kate came as summoned, “Did you tell the Elf that y'all are practically cousins?!”

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45. GingerKat took up the challenge, “I'll tell you what we told them:” The others around the room and the patio hushed to listen as well

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46. Though we do not expect this to be a long-term concern for our business, we don't expect sales to return to normal until the summer when our patio opens for the tourist season

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47. He laid one against the wall and used it to climb onto the second floor patio

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48. The breeze that blew in her open patio door gave her the idea to just sit outside and relax for a while

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49. " Bradlee casually tossed Percy over the black railings into the basement patio, where it blended in with the raw concrete floor that never saw sunlight and the discarded parts of an old

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50. view from the patio is breathtaking,” she added

51. She held his hand as they walked to the patio

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52. browse over varied companies that primarily deal with patio and deck designing

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53. Then he led her out patio doors through a small courtyard, down steps and a concrete walkway to a tidy barn

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54. It was a beautiful summer’s day and Mrs Langford insisted on having a feast for lunch outside on the shaded patio in the backyard

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55. Mr Langford stood up and walked to the edge of the patio and let out a heavy sigh of relief and for a few moments just stared at his bare feet

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56. It was from Truman: an invitation to join him on his patio for dinner

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57. Stock still, she stood between the open patio doors with hands clamped to her hips taking it all in

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58. He sat on his patio behind a table set with white linen, china and crystal stemware

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59. Anyhow, he and I were on the patio chatting, when who comes in, but Herminia with the son of the American woman whose place it was, this animal, Mike Henderson with wild hair and scraggly beard

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60. Truman sat several feet away upon a stool, his back to her, his feet crossed and resting on the railing of the patio appearing contemplative

61. Additionally, a charming lattice-covered patio appeared where had been a garbage dumpster and the entire lower level was torn out

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62. They talked for more than an hour while he sat by a round table in an outdoor patio

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63. She sat in the patio dining area of Los Arrecifes with her ankle propped atop a knee supporting a newspaper

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64. Receiving no response, she stomped to the beach and shouted up to his patio

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65. She was startled to find him on her doorstep, but invited him to join her for a drink on the patio nevertheless

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66. Wow, what a thought! He wore a hole in the floor, pacing the patio and pondering how to know for sure if the Chiquita’s story was true or just bullshit

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67. She smirked and shook her head at the fear the sound had awakened in her, when she saw Truman in the bluish light of the moon, on his patio whistling down to her

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68. Under dome-shaped covers, breakfast waited for him on the patio

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69. He twirled a pair of dark aviator sunglasses as he stood there on the flag stone patio watching us

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70. He moved to the front edge of the elevated patio

71. His first instinct was to race down the stairs and grab her copy of the paper from her table in the patio before she had a chance to see it, but she had to know regardless of the consequences

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72. They had breakfast with Herminia out on the bar patio with the wide expanse of Caribbean before them

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73. “Perhaps I can wait here for him,” he suggested, as his eyes absorbed the charm of the patio dining area

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74. Truman found himself alone with his father in the open-air patio behind the kitchen, astounded at how he had aged beyond his years

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75. They ate on the delightful patio of a restaurant on the center square, where Beth enjoyed her first good cup of coffee since Costa Rica

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76. Sliding open the patio door, she idly wondered if he had hit a tree, meaning to speak to him about it

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77. “Damn you, Nicole! It’s not like there’s a real lot of us left!” spat out the priest and started to pace about the small patio

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78. Junya took off his jacket and threw it over a chair on the patio

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79. hanging over one of the chairs on the patio

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80. The sliding glass door to the patio was wide open

81. straight up the embankment and vaulted over the iron railing that went around my patio

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82. From the patio, where I was sitting with Jack, the wife of our host and other guests at the table laden with drinks, salads and barbecue condiments, we could see the magnificent Golden Gate Bridge spanning the narrow channel where the cold waters of the Pacific Ocean rush in and out of San Francisco Bay at least a couple of time a day, connecting the city of San Francisco from its northern tip to the south end of Marin County

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83. I stood and stared out of the big bay window at the same view of the Golden Gate Bridge that could be seen from the patio

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84. Two pairs of them set up household, each in its own area above the patio, occasionally squabbling noisily during breeding time when rivalries sharpened

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85. into the street-front outdoor patio on warm

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86. foot building in 2009 with patio and bar

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87. Several budding rock stars were out on the patio, making way too much noise with their amplified instruments as they jammed

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88. It was a male voice, coming from the back patio area

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89. They pushed their way through the crowd to find a man, with his back to them, sitting on the flagstone patio, cradling a woman’s body in his arms

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90. I sat in the patio of the penthouse, staring at the sky

91. I sat in the patio, loving the cool summer breeze on my face

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92. I stood up and walked out of the patio, I leaned against the post of its large canopy, watching them smile and laugh

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93. of the patio furniture was stacked quite carelessly off to

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94. A few minutes later a string of popping sounds made them open their eyes, and they realized that they were on the patio of their cottage on the slope of the volcano at Hilia

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95. Firepits and glowspheres lit the patio

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96. He looked around at the patio and grounds of the cottage, where the Volunteers were mostly making themselves comfortable and conferring in groups

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97. “And dinner will be served buffet-style from the patio here in approximately twenty-five minutes

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98. “Have the Healers of The Just Alliance begun to meet and share knowledge since the alliance was formed?” Mark thoughtfully asked as they crossed the patio

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99. Then Talia bade everyone to eat, and had the patio cleared for those who were still below

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100. They suddenly appeared six meters above the patio, which was crowded with Healers of every race, since those who had been there already had been joined by many others