Also, those of you down in shipping (and you know who you are) need to keep in mind that in nearly every case, the customer expects to open a package containing the thing the customer ordered.
Like the notorious Room 101 of George Orwell's 1984, the chamber that contains the thing each victim fears the most to make them confess, Guantanamo's name has become synonymous with torture.
A truck containing the things needed among them a metal bending machine for putting a crimp in the metal strips that are used for flashing doors & other openings.
Complicating matters, the "build it and they will come" approach to designating a geographic area containing the things a species needs to survive is controversial.
The phone can identify who we are, with a unique number; it contains the things that are most personal to us, from photographs to contacts; and with Passbook, it will organize how we pay and what we pay for.
The administration, knowing that its tax cut wouldn't fit into any responsible budget, pushed through a bill that contains the things it wanted most -- big tax cuts for the very, very rich -- and used whatever accounting gimmicks it could find to make the overall budget impact seem smaller than it is.
In my house, we have a baseline shopping list that contains the things we almost always need to buy — you know, the things we go through quickly like milk, butter, rubber bands, extension cords — and then a rotating selection of fancy cheeses we'd like to try.
Stretching from suburban Chicago almost as far as the Iowa border, the district is home to Dennis Hastert, the longest-serving House speaker in Republican history, and contains the closest thing to a Republican Nazareth, Ronald Reagan's boyhood town.
Art's power is its ability to contain the idea of one thing inside something else.
It doesn't contain the answers to all things; it doesn't even contain the answer to what happened to Dick.
