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• Keone looks down at his blue cafeteria tray and makes a face.
• There are no meal cards or cafeteria trays in co-ops.
• They were cafeteria trays purloined at dinner and heavily coated with cross-country glide wax.
• All this is served directly on a large plastic cafeteria tray _ plates are simply too small.
• When it's snowy students slide down, so ) ies on cafeteria trays ."
• Peanut butter sandwiches have been a staple in kids'lunchboxes and on school cafeteria trays for generations.
• They ate pizza and pineapple slices on cafeteria trays, the Beacon Hill governor and the boy from Roxbury.
• With its cheerful receptionist and plastic cafeteria trays, the Polar Lights Co . command post could be anywhere in America.
• Does somebody REALLY wanna hear about the frozen Three Musketeers ice cream bar they served for dessert on my plastic cafeteria tray?
• And skeleton, too, which seems to be the Olympic equivalent of sliding head first down an icy hill on a cafeteria tray.
• In this country, the occasional inner tube or cafeteria tray has supplied downhill rides for after-hour skiers, often without the knowledge of resort personnel.
• The wiry Pope . L crouches to examine a cafeteria tray placed at the base of his latest piece, a wobbly, 8-foot column stuffed with bologna.
• Moss, an articulate 28-year-old, used to steal leftovers from cafeteria trays when she was in elementary school, or even pick scraps off the floor.
• If you want to create a Winter Olympics event Americans could invest in emotionally, put a bunch of college kids on cafeteria trays and have them slide down an icy hill behind the frat house.
• OK, the shields are surely cafeteria trays, but didn't any of the guards in metalworking class happen to notice that the tall machine being built looks an awful lot like a catapult?
• At 15.4 by 10.2 inches and only 1 inch thick when closed, it's gorgeous and shockingly big, like a sterling-silver cafeteria tray from Tiffany's.
• And they draw on it whether pretentiously posing at a cafe, socializing at a frat party, trying to take their minds off the radioactive sludge piled on their cafeteria tray, or simply seeking a cerebrally stimulating time filler.
• Something is wrong with this picture of emerald lawns so green that they glow, of shrubs with leaves big as cafeteria trays, of blossoms that wink everywhere in candy-corn colors and waterfalls that spout from great nests of hibiscus.
• Sumptuous meals are served on white china ( there are no cafeteria trays, for fear that they might bring flashbacks of food fights ) and all expenses are paid by the state ( about $ 200 a teacher a day, including the cost of a substitute to cover classes at home ).