rolled-up

She held out a rolled-up piece of paper tied with ribbon.

Odd Girl In

Thirteen in all, packed with tired southern Sudanese families inside and, on top, everything they owned: bed frames, rolled-up mattresses, bulging suitcases, couches, water drums, cooking pots and bicycles.

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He has closely cropped red hair and wears a red-and-green-plaid shirt, Levis with an inch of rolled-up cuffs, and vintage black-and-white Keds.

Soul Trapper

At Wednesday night's show, models showed rolled-up jeans, sparkling knit dresses, and a quilted vinyl coat to an audience including German celebrities and buyers from Lord & Taylor.

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It can be stultifying to watch a movie that looks and sounds too much like there should be a rolled-up Playbill in your fist.

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He clutched a rolled-up piece of parchment with tiny hands studded with black clawlike nails.

Master of Mirrors

When he opened the storage compartment at the back of the sidecar, he found only a can of peaches and a rolled-up magazine with pictures of naked women on the cover.

The Omega Theory

Alexander Walker, film critic at the Evening Standard, damned the movie as "monstrously indecent", prompting Russell to attack him with a rolled-up copy of his own newspaper.

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"After a while you can't tell truth from fiction," he added from his sunroom, a rolled-up American flag leaning in the corner.

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And "You've got flies!" is not a proper greeting, even if a considerate guest on intimate terms might volunteer later to go after them with a rolled-up magazine.

Miss Manners