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- adjective Resembling a
garage ; thus often rough andunfinished
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Examples
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His first stop: Applied Photovoltaics, which is run from a garagelike space in a commercial building in Pennington, N.J. He sits at a small table with the company's directors.
Energy Secretary Chu in sprint to put stimulus to work on renewable innovations Steven Mufson 2010
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His first stop: Applied Photovoltaics, which is run from a garagelike space in a commercial building in Pennington, N.J. He sits at a small table with the company's directors.
Energy Secretary Chu in sprint to put stimulus to work on renewable innovations Steven Mufson 2010
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We pulled into a garagelike warehouse, not too big, but room enough for the car and a van that was already parked and which had C & L BEVERAGES stenciled on its side.
The Double Life is Twice as Good Jonathan Ames 2009
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We pulled into a garagelike warehouse, not too big, but room enough for the car and a van that was already parked and which had C & L BEVERAGES stenciled on its side.
The Double Life is Twice as Good Jonathan Ames 2009
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We're seeing the advent of all these garagelike bands with the Hives, the Vines, White Stripes and the Strokes.
Kurt So Good 2007
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And the show took place in a garagelike space next to the Seine that would be perfect for dumping bodies.
NYT > Home Page By ERIC WILSON 2011
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And the show took place in a garagelike space next to the Seine that would be perfect for dumping bodies.
NYT > Home Page By ERIC WILSON 2011
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And the show took place in a garagelike space next to the Seine that would be perfect for dumping bodies.
NYT > Global Home By ERIC WILSON 2011
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The long version of Still Free, which runs about 25 minutes, shows the interior of a cluttered garagelike workshop; the camera zooms in on a pile of rusted metal scraps, and then on a finished sculpture.
Chicago Reader 2010
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Most of the offerings are indie and punk, and performances take place in a garagelike space with little to no ventilation -- hot and smoky, even in winter.
Chicago Reader 2010
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