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1. These weapons had been stored in a concealed compartment hidden behind one of the radiators in the cloakroom

2. “By the way,” Talia asked her with a mischievous grin as they passed through a small cloakroom, “Did you know that Mark considers myself, my mother, and you, to be the three most beautiful and desirable elven females he’s seen?”

3. His spinster homeroom teacher in the close confines of the cloakroom taught the first lessons in sex; much later he had found additional partners amoung the young nubiles of his classes

4. � She did not meet other Germans on her way to the cloakroom, where she explained Durling�s problem to Townsend

5. Only then did he see his doorman, inert and lying in a pool of blood near the counter of the cloakroom

6. Stopping for a short moment while out of sight of anyone else, Jennifer raised her left foot and passed a finger against the sole of her shoe, which had walked on the red stain near the cloakroom, then licked her finger: it was blood alright, fresh blood

7. She had just finished doing that when Frank DeSoto cautiously stuck his head out of the cloakroom, where he had been put by Carmine’s gunmen

8. The two agents then walked past the cloakroom and towards the main lounge, finally entering a big room with elevated ceiling and a stage with a walkway in the back

9. Securing the rest of their luggage in the cloakroom, they exited with a suitcase that Raja Rao carried

10. As I approached the cloakroom, someone inside spoke my name, halting me in my tracks

11. Keith’s laughter boomed around the small cloakroom

12. The superior told him that the customers were supposed to leave their things in the cloakroom

13. At the top of the stairs was a security desk, an unsmiling Filipino woman sitting behind it, and a large cloakroom

14. When word broke of the unfolding controversy, I was on the floor of the House and was called to come to one of the private phone booths in the cloakroom

15. First, one of the pages handed me a note, which read, “Your office on four”—so I went out to the cloakroom, booth four, and it was one of my young staffers on the phone from the office, asking, “Do you still want to give that speech?” I thought this was odd, and he said, “You don’t have to give it, you can go home right now

16. Back in the cloakroom, I was met by one of the Navy physicians on call for members of Congress; I was taken to his office where Terri, my administrative assistant and protector, was waiting for me

17. She walked the length of the platform, watching the cloakroom at the top of the steps beyond the ticket office