One night, while buying a quart of milk at a convenience store deep in the Catskills, I found myself standing in front of a glass display case holding perhaps 20 neat stacks of instant lottery tickets.
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Amid the marbled elegance of the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art's new Greek and Roman galleries, the waist-high display case holding a 15-piece set of Greek silver is easy for the casual visitor to overlook.
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A few steps from the case holding the helmet, visitors pass through a portal and suddenly face a large canvas by Francis Bacon, dominated by one of his distorted human figures against a bright orange background.
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""'Horkulak v Cantor Fitzgerald International " "'[ 2004 ] EWCA Civ 1287 is a UK labour law case holding that a discretionary bonus may form part of the damages for wrongful dismissal, if the sum of bonuses is predictable.
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"Evander Holyfield, " the justice wrote, " might then legitimately wonder about the implied extrapolation from this case holding that Tyson's ( or anyone else's ) ` choppers'could never be deemed or used as an ` instrument'of dangerous propensities ."
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Waxman and Pinchas Goldschmidt, the chief rabbi of Moscow, hammered a mezuzah _ a small case holding a prayer, which marks the entrance to Jewish homes _ in the doorway of the center's living room, and Goldschmidt read a blessing.
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Traditionally, the capital letters were stored in a separate drawer, or case, placed above the case holding the other letters ( this is why the capital letters are called " uppercase " characters, and the minuscules are " lower case " ).
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There, amid all the memorabilia of a time in America when the good guys were polite singing cowboys who wore white hats and fought fairly and never cussed, is a glass case holding a stuffed Trigger, together with Evans'horse Buttermilk and the couple's German shepherd, Bullet.
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"Here's an example of cutting-edge science, " he said, pausing in front of a glass case holding what appeared to be a little pebble but was in fact an ancient piece of chocolate, scraped from the bottom of very old Mayan pot more than 1, 500 years ago.
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Christensen v . Harris County, 529 U . S . 576 ( 2000 ) is a Supreme Court of the United States case holding that a county's policy of requiring employees to schedule time off to avoid accruing time off was not prohibited by the Fair Labor Standards Act.
