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A few lampposts stick out from the perimeter of the dock, blinking in and out of power.

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Unlike her husband, Lady Constance had eyesight enough to tell whether or not a set of human limbs was sticking out from beneath the furniture.

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Granted, Bolivia's 10 defeats while still having a route to the World Cup sticks out, but they did have eight matches against teams in the world's top 20.

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These heavy planks were placed all around the obelisk, with one end jammed underneath and the other end sticking out of the ground.

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It would become a never-ending cycle, with specific memories sticking out more than others when I look back, but the first time is groundbreaking, life changing.

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

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