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They sound great and the lack is at a right angle so tucked away more.

The real meat of the story is tucked towards the end of the article.

The idea is about learning a new language in a way that is engaging, not learning from a CD and tucked away in your bedroom.

Though it's silly to have to jump through that hoop, as tucked away and hidden as it is.

It's always a joy to find some echo of the past tucked away right under your nose.

This small island, tucked away on the periphery of planet Earth, has led the world in technology, art and science.

Also a lot of the research tucked away was directly or indirectly supported with public funds.

Here you go The original legislation is tucked away in section 6(1) Employment Agencies Act 1973.

One lonely employee working accounts receivable, tucked away in the corner of our customer's office.

Most of the really hard things from elixir/erlang have been tucked away nice and neat.

He robed himself with a short cape, tucked a blade into his belt, fitted the amulet holding Laccodel's Rune to his wrist.

The first few times I ate something I had prepared, I ate sparingly, while my family tucked in.

You can’t see the temperature sensors tucked into each notebook’s keyboard area." Air circulation makes sense.

Having the phone tucked away streaming music, or in a holder in turn-by-turn GPS mode is hardly "fucking with their phone while driving".