Baker's frustration led him to a hardware store, where he purchased a pair of pliers, contained of course in a clamshell package.
Researchers still study the physics of stars and atoms to discover how much matter and energy the universe contains, of course.
They contain, of course, unclosed terms that need to be modelled.
EHU contains, of course, Hume's copy principle and the attack on final causes.
Strawson's title contains, of course, an allusion to Russell's famous article 'On Denoting', the central idea of which Strawson is criticising.
The point is to keep the reforms limited and contained of course, but if there are no spillover advantages for businesses on the outside then the experiment may well prove meaningless.
It contains poetry, of course, as well as Plutarch, Hemingway and Lewis Carroll.
Characters can contain contradictions of course, but in this case it seemed the show that was confused, not Miss Helen.
A picture filled with rapid fire wit, dark, hilarious humor, vicious violence, curse words galore, surrealism, intense emotion, unpredictable action, redemption, faith and a deeply touching soul (not to mention a dwarf -- a dwarf who snorts lots and lots of cocaine), In Bruges never runs off the rails, but remains nicely contained in, of course, Bruges.
