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were portable
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A portable building used for temporary purposes, particularly: A trailer or other portable structure used for classes at a school.
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Unlike their stone counterparts, these bronze images were portable.
Many of the cots were far from restrooms, which were portable toilets outside the facility.
While tablets and smartphones were portable, they weren't good for prolonged typing and data entry.
Many stills were portable, easy to pack up when the authorities were near.
Some of these were portable; if not, efforts were made with host countries to permit employment.
"I geared the stuff that I did toward things that were portable or dismantle-able".
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First: Melody is portable.
Surely management skills are portable?
If machines are portable that matters less.
And goodness knows, it's portable.
KwickScreens are portable, retractable, room dividers.
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