Spanish
zócalo The fixed, less movable of a pair of electrical connectors.
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Med-jack said you were there one second and buggin' gone the next.
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The tiny issue of the headphone jack also needs to be resolved.
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The cards flipped again, and a huge message read: run home jack!
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Jack could only think of one possible answer: they were under attack.
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Jack wasn't quite thirty and he'd already seen thousands of open wounds.
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Fishing boats were called back to port from the South China Sea.
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However, problems organising the port rotation of cargo caused yet another delay.
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Soon after the ship made port, however, the story began to change.
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The port operator expects a similar number of cruise passengers next year.
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The Chilean government says the port of Coquimbo had suffered major damage.
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It is unlucky that the amplest receptacle is to hold the minority.
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The Italian newspaper is probably the emptiest receptacle of news published anywhere.
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Swimming in surreal light is what appears to be a glass receptacle.
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In buckets, coal-oil cans, every kind of receptacle, lay the precious dust.
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The Constitution is neither a legislative crazy-quilt nor a receptacle of fads.
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I pulled the bureau away from the wall and saw an electrical socket.
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We may as well stick our tongues in an electrical socket.
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Checking the bathroom himself, Choi spotted her cell phone plugged into the electrical socket.
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The bar fridge could go over there. He pointed to a wall with an electrical socket.
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There was an electrical socket in the baseboard.
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Of the 1732 inspected laboratories, 5.5% lacked records of electrical receptacle polarity and ground checks in the preceding year.