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These rooms are just large enough to accommodate a bed, a slim set of plastic drawers, and a shelf, which Babbage has loaded with books to remind her of the good old days on Earth.
Her name is lost to me, but the outline of her chest is not — huge, carefully wrapped and cantilevered, like a present on a shelf which she had not yet decided to give away.
The food required to satisfy a large population needs to be processed so that it can be stored on a shelf, which generally means adding sugar, salt and fat.
Michael Craig-Martin's An Oak Tree for example – a glass of water on a shelf, which the artist explains in an accompanying text he has transformed into a tree – now seems a little gimmicky.
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And they have been clear that putting a thesis or dissertation on a library shelf, which also involves public access to an educational record, is not a problem.
Next to each entryway is a small shelf, which looks like a nice design detail but is also a handy spot for people to put down mail or packages while they open the door.
I mean it's always shown on a glass shelf which at the time was a standard - it's one of those things about ordinary things, it's a very standard bathroom glass shelf.
Purchase a closet shelf, which can be bought at a home furnishing store, and install it upside down on your wall.
For a traditional farm, he said, it is not unusual for lettuce to travel more than 1,500 miles over five or six days to a supermarket shelf, which can cost as much as $1 for a head of lettuce that will sell for $2.
Through Feb. 15 A darling of the contemporary British art scene, Michael Craig-Martin won fame in the 1970's with his creation of a glass three-quarters full of water placed on a high shelf, which he declared to be "An Oak Tree".
Perhaps the suavest of all ploys is to prowl about the C Floor in search of a loose shelf which, when found, is added to your own carrel.
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