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(The) middle of nowhere.
A very isolated place.
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We tarried a while in the middle of the Fourth Street Bridge to stare at the concrete channel of what is euphemistically called the Los Angeles River.
And the US's John Brooks was so stunned to score against Ghana he had to go and lie down for a while – in the middle of the pitch.
He disappeared for a while in the middle of the game, when LA did too with Houston in the ascendancy, but came roaring back in true Becks fashion to help the Galaxy seal a deserved comeback win.
He just up and left for a while in the middle of the season and drove a cab.
If you use a row cover, leave the rows uncovered for a while in the middle of the day, maybe while you're weeding to let the air circulate more readily.
Another correspondent became so ill he collapsed on camera while in the middle of a report.
Ms. Paulsen was appointed chairwoman while in the middle of a three-year term as commissioner.
One December afternoon, a woman walked into Jackie's office while in the middle of labor.
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8.17pm: A lovely move from Fulham, who spray it around the centre of the park for a while, Murphy in the middle of everything.
For a while there, in the middle of the last century, New York's northern suburbs were something like the literary capital of the country.
De Beer also chose a video that shows the fashion designer Coco Chanel pricklishly fielding interview questions in unsubtitled French while smoking in the middle of her ornate drawing room.
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while in the production of
while in the wake of
while in the form of
while in the privacy of
while in the company of
while in the hope of
while in the grip of
while in the pantheon of
while in the jungle of
while in the care of
while in the custody of
while in the south of
while in the luxury of
while in the style of
while in the back of
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