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Practically indestructible, it’s a perfectly palm-sized piece of machined brass that features a lid that swivels closed, a permanent screen, a stash pod that stows about five bowls’ worth of herb and an onboard poker that holds the whole shebang together — when it’s not being used to clean the screen or bowl.

That changed in their first game since Foster went from running backs coach to running the whole shebang.

"We're ready to move on to making the whole shebang in the acoustic domain."

Anna Wintour, a Met trustee for whom part of the institute has been renamed, organizes the whole shebang.

A comprehensive and extensively documented examination of the people who started the whole shebang, the progenitors or precursors for all the books on your list.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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