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He had probably made Madison go with him today to run the traps, and Doxy, obviously smitten with their guest, had tagged along.

An unwilling Glick cursed aloud as he tagged along, fumbling through a terrified blow-by-blow commentary.

But to find Haggy a fellow captive, that meant that more than one bolt hole of the SunSpot had been tagged.

Which turned out to be a good thing as he tagged along behind an obviously indefatigable Simpson, Jere Haygood, and their local guide, Dietrich Schwanhausser.

The big one that swallowed the baited chicken had long ago been tagged by a biologist named Paul Moler, who works for the state.

A moment before wild collision was inevitable, the nose of the Steelhead took a sharp drop, leveling the ship with the bay and allowing Peery to see one of the Stingers get tagged by a shot from the station.

She had always tagged after him and his best friends Reeft and Garen Muln.

Eve waited until Reo took Peabody into a conference room, then she pulled out her communicator and tagged McNab.

To be able to observe the entry of both rockets into the atmosphere, sodium and technetium had been added to their hypergolic fuel: the first colored the exhaust flame a bright yellow, the second tagged it with a spectral line not found in the spectra of the local sun or the Quintan orbiters.

So in I went and Tweel tagged along, not without a few trills and twitters, however.

The breath I took then had a thousand flavors: Nepalese snow, Brazilian rainforest, Antarctic ice, Sahara sand, stone used to build an Indian temple a thousand years ago, needles from a bristlecone pine -- each odor tagged so that I knew it without having ever tasted it before.

Americans had tagged him with a microchip, so that they could keep track of him over the ensuing years.

Black Bolt to open his mouth and bring it all crumbling down, with one shattering doomsday utterance: the bridge, the towers, the schools, all the public concrete Mono and Lee and Dose had tagged with spray paint for future demolition.

The crowd followed Abner Sharpies down the hill to the road, and Mortimer and I tagged along.

At the moment of impact, Joe stopped on a dune, turned, began to charge Shorty, pulled up short, ripped off an obscene finger as he screamed a string of obscenities in Spanish, and then he almost slugged his cousin Floyd when the first baseman picked up the ball and tagged Joe out.