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Approaching now, bowing slightly, he exclaimed, How can so much grace be contained in one small package?
But it is about the incredible richness of meaning that can be contained in one small phrase: "I'm glad you're here".
One duplex, for example, will be spread out over two turrets, with the living-dining room to be contained in one, the master bedroom in the other.
In English one morpheme is often expressed by two syllables (e.g., balloon), and two morphemes may be contained in one syllable (e.g., boys).
As a consequence, only f (or likewise only g) has to be contained in one of the above classes for to vanish.
A popular type of heat pump has an outdoor unit containing a compressor and condenser that works with an indoor unit (although heat pumps can also be contained in one unit).
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Millions of lethal doses are contained in one litre of Anthrax.
The central allegations against Mr. Padilla are contained in one unsealed memorandum, a declaration by Michael H. Mobbs, a Pentagon official.
Both projects were contained in one bill sent down by Gov. George Pataki before the legislative break, but there's no need for them to be conjoined.
A few hours into the fighting, Pakistani army spokesman General Asif Bajwa said the attackers had been "contained in one area", thought to be near a maintenance area.
The scariest scenario is the prospect of someday feeling nostalgia for a period when most of ISIS was contained in one place.
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be described in one
be sequenced in one
be read in one
be consumed in one
be held in one
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be completed in one
be encapsulated in one
be found in one
be faulted in one
be summarized in one
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