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“Taller and thinner never hurt the hang of clothes, even if she had lost about a cup size in the bust.”
“However, he had done the preliminary spadework; got a hang of the people involved, their mode of living, their daily routine.”
“There are instruments to measure such things in the Control Room, but I haven't got the hang of them entirely.”
“I knew I'd have to spend a couple of days in his office while he and that po-faced manager of his got the hang of the computer and I just thought it would be much easier if I said nothing. ”
“Dang it, I'm never going to get the hang of all this stuff," I said, waving my hand at the makeup that littered the back of the sink.”
“I spent the afternoon with Tillotson in the office, getting the hang of what had happened in my absence in the north.”
“I called Charlotte Keim while waiting for the drawbridge at China Basin to close, thinking that I'd really gotten the hang of this car-phone business.”
“So the Wullsakaan defenders could only squat, and watch, and hope, while the increasingly accurate Pakktrinians gradually got the hang of operating their new weapons.”
“But gradually she got the hang of it, her brain learning to juggle the tasks of spotting clear paths through the obstacle course, checking ahead for the next object to push off from, and avoiding sticky spiderwebs and water-dumping ferns.”
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