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Some grow large enough to use as short climbers.
The apartment layout was standard for a postwar one-bedroom, often called a junior four because the dining area was large enough to use as a small second bedroom or office.
Second, a flexibility compensator was proposed, which could make the equivalent joint stiffness large enough to use traditional singular perturbation approach.
The house is located on Navesink River, in Middletown, N.J., and sits on more than three acres, which includes an indoor racquetball court, an "activity room" large enough to use as a batting cage, an indoor bowling alley, indoor spa, exercise room, sauna, wine cellar and five-car garage.
Of course bits of "perfect" turquoise large enough to use in jewelry are rare; separating out unmarked specimens from the mother rock creates immense waste and yields very little.
With 70 people (50 adults and 20 children), this was a scale of living small enough to create a genuine feeling of community and large enough to use our size to advantage.
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Jurevicius is 6-5 and 230 pounds, but athletic enough to outjump defenders and wily enough to use his large frame over the middle in tight quarters.
They're gluten-free and large enough to be used for sandwich wraps: Food for Life Black Rice Tortillas are $3.99 for six (12 ounces) at Healthfully Organic Market, 98 East Fourth Street, foodforlife.com.com
And with more than a billion smartphones in the world today, much of them with the same rectangular design meant to fit in your hand yet large enough to be used as a phone, it is hard to imagine a breakthrough in their general look.
The Rink was large enough to be used for conferences and exhibitions during the months that no ice was installed.
Finally, the number of medical records of patients with DVT was large enough to be used as a control group.
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