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And then there's the great second socket search in your hotel room.
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I sure hope he's not strong enough to crush my shoulder socket.
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A spark decaying in its socket; a little hot dust clinging together.
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The light had burned down in the socket, and must go out.
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He pressed upon the control lever and wrenched it from its socket.
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McIver forced the boy's arm back into its socket, the commission heard.
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The fifteen-minute explanation of a wall socket and power cords was priceless.
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Here the socket of the candle dropped, and the wick went out.
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The wood burst into splinters as the bolt shot from the socket.
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The wing socket permits a motion similar to a universal joint, Fig.
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Several minutes elapsed, and the candle began to splutter in its socket.
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No, there was nothing to be done; the socket had been crushed.
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The man struck a light and fixed a candle in a socket.
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A lead ran from the stapler to a socket in the wall.
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It just needs to be plugged in to a three-pin mains socket.
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I put the second one on the landing, where there's a socket.
