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• “Thus, if I have something where the storage needs to be re-arranged, I don't have 30 other things that have to be moved out of the way first.”

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• “At least he'd re-arranged the bandit's ugly features considerably.”

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• “So why does it feel like the East German Stasi have swooped silently into my home at night and re-arranged my furniture?”

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• “Supreme Court, Paulson will have long since either moved the Beavers or re-arranged PGE Park so they can play there.”

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• “So this weekend I re-arranged my home surroundings for maximum writing efficiency.”

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• “After what I deemed the Great Snow of '09 in Virginia in which 24 inches of snow fell in two days, this has re-arranged my life geographically for good.”

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• “So again, there was no way I could miss out on that one, and we re-arranged it, and I think we did something very special with it.”

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• “If I had known that I would be losing certain titles indefinitely in the near future, I would have re-arranged my queue to see these films before they were gone.”

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• “They re-arranged the boughs so that the box was heavily covered with the driest branches.”

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• “I hid behind a tree, balked and fussed and re-arranged my bikini, while Madeline posed, threw her head up in the bright sun and showcased a brilliant post-orthodontia smile, framed by red-orange lips.”

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