After all, they took it from CBS . In the television world, that is like ripping a tape deck out of an abandoned car.
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The roof latches are simple, and the whole shebang nestles under the rear deck out of sight _ where you thought the trunk might be.
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But his pretty white house with the screened-in porch and the deck out back is on the main street in this picturesque seaside town.
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And as winter holidays draw near, nesters can hardly contain their enthusiasm as they deck out every window with wreaths, ribbons, swags and candlelight.
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As a concession to the modern era, there's a wooden deck out front where loungers can sip espresso, cappuccino or cafe latte al fresco.
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The first classman is called a " Dyke, " reference to an older Southern pronunciation of " to deck out, " or to get into a uniform.
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The group would deck out in 19th century pirate costume in front of a huge backcloth of a pirate galleon, Kidd toying with a cutlass to great effect.
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There are vaulted ceilings, a gas fireplace, enormous fluffy pillows scattered about, and a small deck out the back door that opens up to more sweeping vistas.
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Art director Bernard Vezat and costumer Christian Gasc deck out the proceedings like something out of a period canvas, and the plot's general silliness whizzes artfully by.
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With the Enforcers in his hand, and with the flight deck out of commission, he holds the entire population of the " Southern Sun " hostage.
