Definitions
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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
packet .
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Examples
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What exactly does it mean when you're getting 'packeted', is someone doing it to you?
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But if you look at her head initially, which a large majority of us are wired to seek out, at least as a first step, the chances are very high that you'll perceive clockwise orientation until the brain is asked to categorize the image alongside other, more left-brain, additive, packeted info.
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But if you look at her head initially, which a large majority of us are wired to seek out, at least as a first step, the chances are very high that you'll perceive clockwise orientation until the brain is asked to categorize the image alongside other, more left-brain, additive, packeted info.
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In the liver as well as in the intestine cholesterol is packeted into particles in such a way that it can be transported in the blood and lymphatic fluid.
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So many such letters accumulated that he grimly packeted them together and labeled the mass: "Assassination Papers."
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So many such letters accumulated that he grimly packeted them together and labeled the mass: “Assassination Papers.”
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They weren't what we knew there was no lemon zest to the shortcake but they were infinitely better than the packeted variety.
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Other packeted fish Chicken of the Sea offers are Light Tuna (green packet) and Albacore Tuna in Water (blue packet).
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4: 56 AM PST - Jan. 10, 2002 between sips of the overcooked french roast mixed with coffee-mate and the blue-packeted stuff i call "sugar," i repeat the same words that i've grown to know and love:
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i have spybot installed, did the following updated the spybot has scanned the whole system nothing was found. right now i ', using wireL connection my home connection packeted again, sometimes it just stop's for few minuts and again loosing connection. please advice
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