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  • The corrosion could cause the rear cross-member frame to fail and could lead to the spare tire falling out.

    Recall: 2000-2003 Toyota Tundra pickups 2009

  • The corrosion could cause the rear cross-member frame to fail and could lead to the spare tire falling out.

    Recall: 2000-2003 Toyota Tundra pickups 2009

  • As a cross-member of the White Castle-eating, Deodorant-using, Feminist micro-demo it's all too clear that none of the remaining candidates speak for me.

    Against McCain, Obama Loses "Beer Track" ��� And Hillary Loses "Wine Track" 2009

  • He grasps a cross-member and stands beside me, watching his apprentice.

    Passage at Arms Cook, Glen 1985

  • My heels were dragging on sand now and I kicked upwards with one foot and hooked it sideways and felt nothing and kicked again and got it lodged across a brake rod but it slipped off and I tried the other foot, feeling for a cross-member and not finding one, trying again and hitting the open propeller-shaft and letting it drop back to the roadway.

    The Sinkiang Executive Hall, Adam 1978

  • Ten feet only separated me from the trapdoor inset in the floor of the cabin when a gap appeared in the clouds and a low moon shone through, a half-moon only, but the contrasting brightness bathed the yellow-painted crane and its massive boom in an oddly garish flood of light that highlit every girder and cross-member of the structures.

    Puppet on a Chain MacLean, Alistair, 1922- 1969

  • He tried another and another and suddenly one rattled against the lower cross-member.

    More Than Human Sturgeon, Theodore, 1918-1985 1953

  • He sat in the water, close by the fence, and with the piece of iron he began to rub against the picket just under the cross-member.

    More Than Human Sturgeon, Theodore, 1918-1985 1953

  • It was a gallows without a trap-a contraption with two uprights and a cross-member.

    The Approaching Climax 1945

  • From the middle of the cross-member there hung a rope with a noose on the end of it.

    The Approaching Climax 1945

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