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1. So, to build a bare bones system that includes the above features you would pay about $9450

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2. The loans offer the prospect of raising incomes above bare subsistence

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3. Her hands and her head rest upon his bare chest

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4. Every bare wall, except in the computer room (he was afraid of shelves falling on his computer) had a bookshelf stuffed with books

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5. The girl prodded the body with the toe of her bare right foot and shrugged her

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6. under the table, seeking out the bare calf of his now life-long lover

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7. Now he's down to the bare salary and the wife is out of work

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8. One of the few unarmed forces in the world, they had the utmost regard of the European superstar policeman; fighting a tidal wave of international organized crime with only their bare hands, hopelessly outnumbered, out-gunned and underfunded, technology from the stone age, forensics from the middle ages

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9. He puts his hand on his bare chest in imitation of a Napoleonic stance

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10. He spots Hassan, one of the layabouts, sitting with a cigarette dropping form his lips, a bare foot resting on a coffee table pitted with cigarette burns

11. In fact, although even then he already had the easy confidence with women that made them fall for him today, still this girl had made him feel so vulnerable, so stripped bare of pretence that he had never been able to speak to her

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12. She rubs her foot up and down his bare leg

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13. At one point she couldn't manipulate it with the android's limbs but had to call bots in and Ava only had the bare minimum here on the station

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14. Joshua Johnston was a tall man, 6 feet 5 inches in bare feet, but he was the small one

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15. bare legs was a breath of civilisation, a small memento of his humanity

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16. rat, brown and sleek, scratched at scraps and bare bones in the shadows

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17. His eyes found the culprit and she was every bit as unpleasant as he had feared; cavernous dripping allergy prone nose, mounds of shapeless, colorless, big New England hair, and a body so laden with fat that only the bare outline of a human form could be seen beneath

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18. Under the bare, low-wattage bulb hanging from the ceiling in the outer corridor, I had glimpsed a narrow passage running away from me as I knelt at the foot of the ladder

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19. I had been pushed through one of them, stubbing my knee on a bare wooden frame

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20. I recoiled as images of a burning cigarette end being stubbed out on my bare legs played out in my head

21. I lay there in my own ordure, alone in the dark in a stripped bare room, wishing for death to take me

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22. Aware at first of only my own shuffle and ache, I gradually began to distinguish other movements and routines within the close confines of these bare walls

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23. That night, I moved the camp bed away from the wall, spread the blanket on the bare floorboards and lay with my head next to the heating pipe

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24. Was the voice a product of my unhinged imagination? Would I be able to stand it if all I could see were bare walls and empty space? At the same time I felt like a small child again, receiving that one huge present so longed for

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25. They came away remembering that the leaves don't shrivel in the dark and the animal bones aren't wood and that all the animals look like little furry people with tails and that the cities are all just the bare skeletons of buildings that they think look like abandoned ruins

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26. Menachem lay on the bare floorboards and groaned slightly at my touch

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27. All of his hair had been burned to ash, yet his bare skin

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28. The scurrying of sharp little claws on flagstones was a reminder of life and the slightest feather touch of frayed rags on his bare legs was a breath of civilisation, a small memento of his humanity

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29. Things family members so inspired by the OAU when he visited Africa in April and did in my youth; like eating collard greens and cornbread May, 1964, founded the Organization of Afro-American with our bare hands, or big Sunday dinners so plentiful they Unity (OAAU) in America

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30. The bone, full of air bubbles inherited from the creature’s flying ancestors to reduce weight and density, skittled across the stone floor and came to rest by MacKenzie’s bare feet

31. that lay bare beneath heavy lidded thunderheads

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32. in a bare laid room, heavy with block grey walls and

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33. Waking with the bare reality of pale skin

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34. Bare and black on the median horizon stands of elm

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35. and squeezed them into a crack in the bare earth

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36. of empty rooms and bare plank floors

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37. His bare soled feet tread lightly, sprites on hot gravel,

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38. from the itch and scratch of bare bulbs, dirty bed sheets

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39. Stood here before her on bare floor timbers,

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40. when they came and laid bare the bones

41. It is a carnivore and if you tried to grab one bare handed it would claw and bite painfully

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42. Only with the bare earth revealed within that place

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43. Of an evening, when the mists hag in the bare black branches,

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44. winter bare trees, the sound of an axe falling travels quickly

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45. As I leave the cabin, I encounter Berndt just coming out of the heads, bare chested, he’s obviously just got up and thrown on his hosen

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46. The silence of the world is bare

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47. scraped and bare to the bone,

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48. In a bare lime-washed yard behind the house, I found my aunt dressed in dismal black

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49. At last they came to a very down at heel street, where most of the back-to-back terraced houses were either boarded up or bare boned skeletons

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50. At the turning area in the light from an old van and a single bulb in a shed, fifteen or so fishermen crunch on the gravel, concentrating hard whilst straightening coloured nets and winding spiky lines around their baskets with bare hands

51. She was invited to parties and to dinners with friends and acquaintances, about whom she often knew only the bare bones

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52. I saw an empty kafeneion; modest, allowing perfect sunlight squares to shine on its bare wooden floor

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53. When he’d finished, he ran through the bare bones of how things stood, explaining it all

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54. This magnificent specimen stood all year round, in wind and rain and sun, standing bare and almost leafless

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55. They were bare and he felt the path of her nipples right thru the lab coat

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56. The bare patch of earth where Sam is buried is showing a fuzz of green as the grass re-establishes itself and I stand there for several moments remembering the times she used to come and lie under the tree while I worked in the garden; I miss her still and the tears start pricking in my eyes again

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57. the back-to-back terraced houses were either boarded up or bare

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58. acquaintances, about whom she often knew only the bare bones

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59. This peasant’s wife was pretty but not as voluptuous as the temple girls, she appeared to be no more than eighteen, and was dressed only in a plain skirt that was cut off well above the ankles of her bare feet

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60. sun, standing bare and almost leafless

61. Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree that we, being dead to sins,

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62. In the farmhouse there is a room, a bedroom, bare and unfurnished

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63. He tells a story about an ancient Egyptian ritual, and he stirs the water with his bare hand

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64. who was stood on a bare rock outcrop just down the coast from here,

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65. little more that bare rocks, although one of them appeared to have a

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66. In the shadows at the back of the house someone slams the kitchen door shut and a chair can be heard scraping across a bare wooden floor

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67. The front room, its bare floorboards and rugs in stark contrast to her own taste, furnished with heavy leather chairs centred on an old fireplace

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68. Her resultant screams were deafening, resounding around the room, bouncing off the bare walls, adding tearing harmonics to dizzying echoes

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69. She looks down at her bare feet

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70. Life was bare survival

71. As he pushes open his front door the timer on the landing light clicks and the bare light bulb hanging from the faded glory of the servants' storey ceiling rose snuffs out

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72. He quickly set down his pole, and donned his coat at least, not able to dress his bare feet in so short a time

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73. could whip my bare skin with his belt as I threw up

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74. There are no flowers and all the altars are bare of decoration

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75. Are there any plants worth keeping there? A few extra hardy shrubs are starting to show signs of spring – the hydrangea has big, swollen buds on the bare branches and the forsythia is giving it all it’s got with long flowing branches covered in bright yellow flowers

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76. I’m bare footed and the grass is coming up between my toes

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77. with approval - otherwise the room was bare

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78. forest, which now nothing more than bare sticks and branches

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79. The walls and floor were bare, but it was comfortable

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80. The window was the same size as those on the second floor, but the room only had one, the rest of the walls were bare

81. "When I sat down and you were bare footed, I just knew God was tormenting me with something that wasn't real –” His voice broke and she could almost feel the lump in his throat

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82. There’s five in that field meant for two normal sized ones so we don’t want them to strip it bare

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83. He was careful to never use office materials, nor office time and space for these extracurricular activities; he set up his own studio in his apartments, and sparingly furnished it with the bare essentials necessary for the tasks accepted

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84. Into the lives of some of our species, there is brought a bare glimpse of the truth of love

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85. the damp wall, staring down disconsolately at her bare

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86. ‘But what an experience – look at that bare rock,

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87. Instead, they were quickly pulled into the horde, where the dead tore them asunder with their bare hands

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88. In 1740, a year of extraordinary scarcity, many people were willing to work for bare subsistence

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89. Going out with a bare crotch was getting to be something of a fad in parts of the city and she was a proponent of that fad

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90. those in another are obliged to content themselves with bare subsistence

91. Rafe could hardly bare to turn his emerald eyes upon him

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92. If the auld sea was bare in stead of salty water

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93. It was bare of snow; in fact there was no snow even on the roadway opposite Granny’s gate, and the sledge ground to a halt

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94. "And lets say I wanted to replace one of its algorithms with a connection thru to one of mine over here," she brought her own med panel up, showed him her overrides and let him see her running instance laid bare in a debug screen

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95. Many quickly burst into flame as his axe fell, and many others disintegrated as his armor shifted -- the bare blades hanging from his body jumping to life with the motion

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96. So get out of those clothes and come cuddle on this couch, this fur feels really great on bare skin

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97. indicating his bare feet

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98. The dead one was female – Ollius could tell because every inch of her flesh was bare

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99. He snuck up on a pair of them who were engrossed in tearing apart one of his allies with their bare hands

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100. High enough for the bare rock to be free of spray, Andrastus was able to hold on