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In the living room sits a huge contraption that lets Reilly train indoors.
A half-dozen malls across the country are planning to install a huge contraption called the Flowrider in vacant retail space.
Mutoid Waste Company have built a huge contraption on top of the Pyramid Stage which may well do something remarkable at the end of the set.
It will be eight stories tall, a huge contraption of steel and rocks and timber that will span a major highway in central Nebraska.
Eventually, curiosity overcomes them, and as that third door opens with a creak, courtesy of a huge contraption in the percussion section - the only point at which the music threatens to become overly literal - out stream their horrific memories.
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I am a sensitive soul and it may be puerile, but as I wait for my whatever-breakfast-sandwich to heat up in the huge contraption the numbness lifts a bit and I feel a bit of anger, disappointment, and resentment about the situation.
The discs are stacked and pressed together in a huge viselike contraption for at least two hours, while oil slowly trickles out.
"Our Fafner is a huge mechanical contraption with a bunch of prop men, electricians and carpenters underneath, making it work," Mr. Clark says.
Eleanor Pritchard Works with wools inspired by landscape colours Eleanor weaves hangings, upholstery fabrics and haute couture fabrics on a dobby loom - a huge wooden contraption that looks as though it predates the industrial revolution.
John Napier's set is essentially a huge rotating contraption depicting the brownish stone temples of Jerusalem on one side and the blackish bronze temples of Babylonia on the other.
Whenever you see wide shots of a TV audience, you see huge contraptions with cameras on them, enabling TV folks to create fantastic swooping shots.
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