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It's enough to send a president burrowing back into his feather pillow.
BrightSource also agreed to install 50 miles of intricate fencing, at a cost of up to $50,000 per mile, designed to prevent relocated tortoises from climbing or burrowing back into harm's way.
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Soon, having won her, Parfit burrowed back into his work.
Confronted by uncomfortable facts, we burrow back into the darkness of our cherished beliefs.
When soil is exposed to sunlight it's not only the earthworms that quickly burrow back into the darkness.
Females will mate shortly after they emerge from the soil only to burrow back into the sod to lay eggs, repeating this cycle through the early part of the summer.
With concentration as precious as pure skill in short-track competition, some wonder if Ohno can burrow back into his world-beater's groove and find solitude amid the controversy bound to greet him upon his first race at the Salt Lake Games.
OK, Dad?" He burrows back into his bag and I burrow into mine, and into a drowsy reverie about how specific moments in specific places can stamp people for life.
Worms that were not collected began to burrow back into the ground after traveling some distance.
The system may be burrowing back to its roots.
The architects have burrowed into the back garden, pouring light into the basement via a sensuously curving skylight, which leads out to a garden terrace and hot tub.
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