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Cut a small opening on one side.
Cut material to fit the width of your box, fold in half and then stitch along the edge, leaving a small opening on one side.
Close one end and allow a small opening on the other end, big enough to allow smoke through but not to let a lot of the mixture through.
The small, black LifeSafer device looks like a cell phone, with a series of lights on the front and a small opening on the top with a disposable plastic mouthpiece.
EARLY IN A GAME last month against Washington, a running back for the University of Oregon's powerhouse football team darted through a small opening on the right side of the line, then cut smartly upfield for a seven-yard gain and a first down.
One of the men in it leaned out of a small opening on its side, frantically waving, but the people on the beach, including Loomis and his son, beaten by the blast from the blades and stung by sand driven up by it, were too shocked and confused to run.
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Leave a small opening for fish.
A second pressure sensitive catheter was then inserted subcutaneously through a small opening made on the right lateral thoracic wall to record changes in intrathoracic pressure, a measure of ventilation (VENT).
He calls it a small opening but a lucrative one.
Careful calculations were made by the monument's designers, and exactly at noon on each Dec. 16, the sun shines through a small opening in the dome, alighting on the empty tomb 138 feet below and yet again signaling for many that it was the Lord's will that the land be theirs.
Back in the elevator -- a far cry from other legendary on-screen elevator disasters like Zach Morris delivering Mr. Belding's wife's baby on "Saved By The Bell" or the one that led Joe Fox to see the light and dump Patricia in "You've Got Mail" -- Emily is trying to escape through a small opening and eventually, she lands safely on the ground.
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