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cot

noun as in temporary bed

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Earlier this month, areas with space for around 65 detainees were holding more than 100, with cots spread across the floor between bunk beds.

The BBC understands Ms Upton has a cold cot - with electrical cooling pads to maintain lower temperatures - which she uses at her home and lends out to families.

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"It means we have more space to take in larger items like cots and prams in bigger quantities each week through donations from members of the public," she added.

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The couple spent nine years there, and went on to have a family in their small room, squeezing in two cots and all their possessions.

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“So get on a cot or on a sleeping bag,” he said, “and lie flat on your back and look straight up.”

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

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