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• New York is socked in, and their plane is diverted to Boston.
• The B-25s reached Paramushiro, which they found completely socked in by clouds.
• A fight broke out and Canale was socked in the right eye.
• Under their tax plans, the middle class gets socked in the jaw.
• Once here, they were socked in for three weeks by wind and weather.
• :I can't recall ever having one except after getting socked in the nose.
• Or the reality of getting socked in the mouth by an elite team.
• We got started on this when Lake County was socked in,
• Just ask Gene Hackman, a fellow Oscar-winner whom Huston just socked in the jaw.
• One politician lost his hearing in one ear after being socked in the head.
• The Kennedy Space Center was socked in throughout the afternoon.
• The user claims to have no socked in 2.5 years and has agreed to a checkuser.
• This section of the city is often free of fog when other areas are socked in.
• How Wilcha survived without being socked in the nose a few dozen times remains a mystery.
• But Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport was socked in with fog, and he was not allowed to land.
• A cable hanging from an airplane seems reasonable, with a hook and the bodies socked in heavy canvas.
• Boston would be an easier race if the Nairobi airport were socked in by a permanent mid-April fog.
• The landing site in Cape Canaveral, Florida, was socked in Friday morning, with thick, dark clouds and drizzle.
• When the party reached the summit of the Alaska Range, the pass was socked in by a blizzard.
• I'm also not familiar with the cast of characters who have socked in this area in the past.