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The armrest between my window seat and the middle seat was up, so I put it down.
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Romer got indignant as I took out my notebook and camera to record his reaction.
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It turned out to be an even better thing as I got lost on my way to the airport.
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Tap Room fries, billiards and live rock equals a guaranteed fun time in my book.
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My designs come to life through careful bending, shaping, cutting and sculpting.
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I like my boyfriend jeans, items at last not made for skinny girls without hips.
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My background makes me approachable, and I want to listen and learn from people.
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When my teachers request a conference with my parents, he almost never shows up.
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I'm proud of my team and the guys around me here have a hand in this honor, too.
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- .my is the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Malaysia. The Malaysia Network Information Centre (MYNIC) is currently the registry and registrar for the domain, in charge of registration, billing, system administration, and policies and operation of the domain. ...
- Belonging to me; Used to express surprise, shock or amazement
- MyEd is the University's initiative to deliver a common portal for all members of the University, staff, students, alumni, etc. It offers a secure web based gateway that recognises individuals and offers a unique interface to a personalised set of services.
- (MYS) Manchester Youth Service
- [from Greek mys mouse] Denotes a mouse or mouselike animal (Oenomys).
- Easy Edit Website" Service is available exclusively from Insiston.
- Favorite sandwich? I have at least a dozen. In August, it s the lobster roll at Arnold s in Eastham, on Cape Cod. In February, it s my wife s tuna melt, with chopped red pepper and plenty of sharp Cabot cheddar. Last November, I met a new one, under a street-vendor s tent in Washington, D. C. ...
- The abbreviation for millions of years.
- Muddy track condition.
