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A long racing sled (for 2 or more people) with a steering mechanism
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bob
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n. a former monetary unit in Great Britain [syn: British shilling , shilling ] a hair style for women and children; a short haircut all around a long racing sled (for 2 or more people) with a steering mechanism [syn: bobsled , bobsleigh ] a hanging weight, ...
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Something fluttered, flittered, dipped, and bobbed in the clear desert sky like an addled bat driven into sunshine.
Mina Gelmann wagged an admonitory finger in the direction of the bobbing blue ellipse.
Bob Heinlein was a most worthy addition to the Aeronautical Materials Laboratory.
It bobbed about at alarming angles for a few seconds before gradually righting itself.
The boat was just swinging up beside the amphibian plane bobbing gently around on the water.
Bob, on the previous evening, now rushed into the mind of Arabin, and he called the settler aside and informed him of it, and inquired if he thought his men would steal or conceal the horse.
Most of them risked so much by leaving good jobs with much larger variety chains to join up with a one-horse outfit run by an overactive dreamer down in Bentonvillepeople like Clarence Leis, Willard Walker, Charlie Baum, Ron Loveless, Bob Bogle, Claude Harris, Ferold Arend, Charlie Cate, Al Miles, Thomas Jefferson, Gary Reinboth.
Ferold Arend and Ron Mayer and Bob Thornton and myself were still trying to get a handle on how to distribute to a growing number of stores in these small towns off the beaten path.
He paid Mary for the beer as Bob Arles made small talk, then Arles followed him out.
Besides Bob Dole and Newt Gingrich, the Republican team included Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, and two Texans, Congressman Dick Armey, the House majority leader, and Congressman Tom DeLay, the House majority whip.
Dole, Gingrich, Armey, Daschle, and Gephardt were there, as were Al Gore, Leon Panetta, Bob Rubin, Laura Tyson, and other members of our team.
Ortho Bob stopped by with Weed Atman, both of them acting chirpy for the first time DL could remember.
One was to Morton Selwood, from Bob Beverly, telling the financier that the Aureole Mine was found and was as rich as anticipated.
He asked Zern why he wanted to see the Aureole Mine, and when Zern replied that he was interested simply because his own property was dependent on the value of the Aureole, Bob agreed to take him to the shaft.
And on the top of this you run away from protection just as Bob used to when he was a babyl Just that childishly!