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insides

[in-sahydz] / ˈɪnˌsaɪdz /


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Because the unreinforced masonry building is in desperate need of seismic upgrades and its insides are largely gutted, a restoration will be expensive.

From Seattle Times

“I realized I can’t eat lunch before the race because it was moving my insides around it’s so bumpy down the back straightaway,” Allmendinger said.

From Los Angeles Times

At the border crossing in Medyka, discarded suitcases and strollers, loose clothing and bedding line the insides of massive tents set up to temporarily house those fleeing the war.

From Washington Times

“If you actually drank it,” Mark Callan, the deputy ice technician for the curling events, said, “it would burn your insides.”

From New York Times

Sometimes the insides of my masks are dirty and that can't be healthy for me.

From Fox News