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• So where is she when I can't get the commode unstopped?
• Taking cue from the " real life " of Mandela, Dumisani goes unstopped in his conquests.
• It is a psaltery in the traditional sense of a wooden soundbox with unstopped strings over the soundboard.
• He keeps coming up the steps and the cops give him room; he's more or less unstopped.
• If unstopped, the floor or ceiling will " bleed out " to the edges of the screen, as previously described.
• Out of the lava rises a massive fire dragon, made out of chaos, which if unstopped, would destroy all of Krynn.
• They maintained the grounds, unloaded coal from rail cars, milked cows, fed hogs, served as night watchmen, and unstopped drains.
• "The best thing may be to leave it alone and just return it to the refrigerator . . . unstopped, " he said.
• After all, the stock market advanced almost unstopped since the start of 1991 and many investors wanted to take advantage of the rally by leveraging their bets.
• Unlike simple whistles where holes are progressively unstopped, the recorder uses half-holing and forking ( see below ) to modify the position of the nodes.
• I've had a lot of plumbing experience, having installed, repaired, and unstopped many, many toilets, so maybe that's the difference.
• I can take care of a house, get a toilet unstopped, raise flowers, hang curtains and can wash clothes better than my wife ever dreamed of doing.
• "The best thing may be to leave it alone and just return it to the refrigerator . . . unstopped, " says the Stanford University chemistry professor.
• The duplicates live only five years, and they cannot sexually reproduce; consequently, if unstopped, they will quickly turn Earth into a dead planet and move on to the next world.
• Another poem, " Vagina in the Vatican, " depicts a vagina sneaking into the Vatican unstopped because no one knew what it was  except for a few who couldn't let slip that they did.
• In the 18th century the kobza's upper range was extended with an addition of several unstopped treble strings, known as " prystrunky ", meaning : strings on the side, in a psaltery-like set-up.
• Just as the lute was enlarged and bass-extended to become the theorbo and chitarrone for continuo work, so the cittern was developed into the ceterone, with its extended neck and unstopped bass strings, though this was a much less common instrument.
• That's not to say that blatant and unrepentant violations of the three-revert rule ought to go unstopped, but we're primarily looking to stop edit-warring before it gets too ridiculous & mdash; not to go out and punish bad judgment.
• No one else is addressed, described, named, or mentioned . " Murphy also claims that " The unstopped first and second lines suggest urgency in speech, not leisurely meditation . " He writes that the short words when delivered would have the effect of " rapid delivery " rather than " slow rumination ".