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“Before you do that, I have something for you,” he told her as he reached into the inner pocket of his jacket and produced a long, slim velvet-covered case.
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The author swoons over the fit physique - "velvet-covered cement" - that she says Thomas hid under baggy suits, and kisses that "tasted like honey."
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"We must not let it go to a second round and back Hamid Karzai," the heavily protected Dostum said before throwing red velvet-covered copies of his political manifesto to the crowd.
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“Mine,” he told me, making me convulse around him like a velvet-covered fist.
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The author swoons over the fit physique -- "velvet-covered cement" -- she says that Thomas hid under baggy suits, and kisses that "tasted like honey."
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At one point someone spilled red wine on one of the red velvet-covered Eero Saarinen dining chairs.
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She was seated on a red velvet-covered chair that resembled a throne.
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He wiped some of the keys with a tissue, and then rested his heels on a velvet-covered, narrow platform before the piano.
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He removed it, then carefully examined the velvet-covered bottom of the box.
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Oriana giggled, but then grew serious as her cousin uncovered a tiny velvet-covered box.
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