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Examples
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But apart from loving the sound of his own voice, Gingrich comes with more baggage than a left-luggage depot.
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But of course you can never escape yourself or deposit the baggage you accumulate in your passage through the years in a left-luggage office.
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Sid and Fred were appealed to, search parties were despatched, and 'Erbert was discovered in the left-luggage office, reclining on a lower shelf in a state of merry inebriation.
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Once the mail-coach passed us, bound for Santa Fe, and a troop of dragoons came by from Fort Mann, which was being built at that time; for the rest, the most interesting thing was the litter of gear from trains that had passed ahead of us-it was like all the left-luggage offices in the world strewn out for hundreds of miles.
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Dobst Station was just that: a small prefab building with a snack bar, toilets, a ticket counter, a left-luggage room.
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Have been packing to go to Canada and, before that, to France the plan is to take a train to France on Wed and leave my Canada luggage in the left-luggage storage in Paddington, thence back to London on Sunday before leaving for Canada on Monday morning, which means not setting foot back in Oxford until after Christmas, unfortunately.
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I figured the keys were for safety-deposit boxes or left-luggage lockers.
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Siobhan wandered over to the left-luggage lockers.
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Down in the lobby I approached the left-luggage attendant, a sturdy middle-aged woman who looked sensible in horn-rimmed glasses and a neat blue uniform.
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Sid and Fred were appealed to, search parties were despatched, and 'Erbert was discovered in the left-luggage office, reclining on a lower shelf in a state of merry inebriation.
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