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• In any event, until his mastery of the command cruiser was accepted beyond question, he had to act like a Patrolman, and act it to the hilt Parallel the Barnaby at two hundred kilometers," he snapped, "and slash-laze the attacking minimans! —  Analog February, 1971
• You can ask the staff to arrange, for small extra fees, a private picnic on a pristine deserted cay near Guanaja island, where you can laze or romance the day away, far from any human contact if you wish. —  "news" via big sleep in Google Reader
• It's Saturday, which is the day the kids can eat sugary cereal for breakfast, the day that we all laze around for a little while playing computer games or watching cartoons, etc, but come afternoon, we all get moving on some variation or another of a Clean The House project. —  adventures in mercy
• From only $28 per person, you can pick up your picnic basket filledwith goodies, grab a bottle of wine from the cellar door, and find aperfect spot near the creek to laze away a few hours. www. oreillys.com.au or call (07) 5543 40111. —  northernstar.com.au: The Northern Star
• This area has an island feel with great bungalows right on the beach with tons of beach chairs and rope swing beds to laze the days away. —  TravelPod.com Recent Updates

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