He tried putting it away, but there was no back pocket.
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Even if it's $25 per paycheck, start putting it away right now.
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He glanced at the screen and shook his head, putting it away again.
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The Echo has become such a fixture in the household, I hadn't conceived of just putting it away.
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These days, he said he just privately stares at the gift every year before putting it away again.
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Wash and dry it by hand before putting it away in order to protect the serrated cutting edge.
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Once we save up enough for that, we started putting it away for a large student loan payment.
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I got really good at burying it and putting it away in a box and saying, 'That's not me.
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Last weekend, BuzzFeed News saw one protester about to light what appeared to be a Molotov cocktail before putting it away.
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" For example, Rubin explains that many people have a bad habit of "just putting something down instead of putting it away.
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You have to outlast the puzzle, even if it means putting it away and coming back to it with fresh eyes.
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None of this means giving up our technology — it just means using it for what it's good for, and then putting it away.
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Instead of putting it away, she picked it up and walked back into the bedroom she shared with her husband of four years, John.
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"This is when I should be maximizing income and putting it away, paying off the mortgage, but we're going the other way," she said.
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I realize the laundry I did the other day is still in the dryer and I am completely overwhelmed at the thought of folding and putting it away.
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They smuggled an enormous rainbow flag into the opening match of the tournament and waved it joyfully for several minutes before putting it away to watch the game.
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Turning off your phone, or at least putting it away while you're outdoors, is a simple way to increase your mindfulness of the bird life around you, Cox suggests.
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I tried putting it away but I kept coming back to it and finally I knew that if I was going to be happy I had to start it.
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Other care tips include folding the Razr before putting it away in a pocket or bag, and to avoid using your own screen protector, as the phone already has one.
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Following election results, the team behind Hillary Clinton's victory rally at New York City's Javits Center had the somber task of packing up all the fun stuff and putting it away.
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I do think that, increasingly, we're beginning to understand the overload from devices and the value of putting it away and actually engaging with something which requires a different amount of your attention.
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Emily, head hanging and foot twitching, seemed angry; a couple of times, she pulled out her phone and stared at the photo of the missing bed frame before putting it away with a sigh.
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An actor shows up to sit in one of the chairs in the circle, center stage, only to anxiously get up to check her phone by the coffee maker before putting it away to return to her seat.
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At the end of class, I did notice that there were a lot of sweat marks on the mat, so I wasn't sure if I should let it dry before putting it away or if it would just dissolve.
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For people who don't show their Medicare card when they visit the doctor or other health provider — those on an Advantage plan generally use a card issued by the insurer — Gavino recommends putting it away in a safe place, such as a fireproof lockbox or a safe deposit box.
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Careful owners always loosen the hair on a bow before putting it away. James McKean recommends that the owner "loosen the hair completely, then bring it back just a single turn of the button." The goal is to "keep the hair even but allow the bow to relax." Over-tightening the bow, however, can also be damaging to the stick and cause it to break.
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When Milla realizes that Tal's offer has removed her true shadow, she flies into a rage. Tal gets angry at her because he does not fully understand that when he gave away her true shadow, he destroyed her hopes of being a shield maiden, as they are sworn to destroy all Spiritshadows, and cannot possibly have one themselves. Going berserk, Milla first threatens him with her Merwin horn sword before putting it away and knocking him out. She then storms off by herself.
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Sister Ursula is a nun in a convent in Southern Spain. One day, while the peddler Perez (Lon Chaney) comes to the convent to sell his wares, she sees Manuel, a handsome cavalier, riding by and she cannot suppress her attraction to him. Perez sells the Abbess a beautiful length of fabric for an altar cloth, but when Ursula is putting it away, she cannot resist the temptation to cover herself in the cloth and admire her own beauty. Coming to her senses, she runs to the Abbess to confess her sins.
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A new proposal suggests that the French words, "à mon seul désir," translate to "with my unique desire," meaning that people are the only species that covet material objects even as we share the five senses with animals. The tapestries appear to be arranged to show that while we share the five senses, we are unique in our want of valuable possessions. In the scenario depicted in the last tapestry, it is unclear whether the lady is taking her necklace from the box held by her maid or putting it away, but that distinction doesn’t matter. The point is that she treasures the golden necklace.
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