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She worried about his spending time under the new lamps he had bought.
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She might have all the new lamps if she wanted them.
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That seems to me to be giving new lamps for old to a degree.
4
He took the magic lamp eagerly and gave the slave all of the new lamps.
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He told the Princess that the merchant offered to give new lamps for old ones.
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As swiftly he decided the new lamps must go.
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I make new lamps and take my measurements.
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Critical events like the exchange of the new lamps for old could be rescued by simple stage-craft.
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Gastronomy for geography; new lamps for old!
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In your letter of October the 29th, you desired me to send you one of the new lamps.
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The new lamps have a cable running from the generator to the light, which now sits up high.
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Never, surely, had there been such a bargain since the famous magician offered new lamps for old ones.
13
Herr Mack showed me the design of his new lamps-thefirst paraffin lamps to be seen so far north.
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The magician bought a dozen shining new lamps, put them in a basket, and set out for Aladdin's palace.
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However, human judgment is not infallible, and antique dealers sometimes make mistakes, offering, so to speak, " new lamps for old."
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The Navy Yard, now an industrial park, could reap savings of hundreds of thousands of dollars because of the new lamps' lower costs.
