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booth

noun as in small enclosure or building

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The building’s restaurant, available only to owners, will feature C-shaped booths arranged in a way to keep guests out of each other’s view.

Young would-be voters have been lining up to fill in their names in registration booths over the past few weeks, and the election commission has also opened online registration.

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Then there were four-hour sessions in the sound booth, saying lines dozens of times in dozens of ways with any number of weapons.

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But it’s the mandatory toll booth every automation project passes through.

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Also, if the people in the booth cannot judge a decision in that time, then in my opinion they should not be there.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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