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tapón de corcho 
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I always have thick boots;- Iamvery particular about that;-andcork soles.
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On the evening of the tenth day Burns put in the cork.
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Putting the cork in the bottle, he threw it upon the ground.
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However, The Winemakers' Federation of Australia denied cork makers were making inroads.
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I say 'sensed.' It bobbed about like a cork on a pond.
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Newly emboldened Scottish Conservatives will question the £1bn bung for Northern Ireland.
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In two hours the driver and messenger sailed in, bung-eyed with excitement.
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What you lost at the spile, you would gain at the bung.
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No emergency bung to the NHS can easily rescue it for now.
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Pull the bung out of the barrel, and let the contents escape?
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It was big as a wine cork.
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It was more than twice as long as the wine cork, and it stuck out whatever I did.
3
She sat me on the bedroom floor and gathered a sewing needle, pink thread, ice, and a wine cork.
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As we left the room, I remembered that I had left the port wine cork in the pocket of my own trousers.
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The hulk glanced at the wasted door as casually as he might a popped wine cork, then turned his attentions toward me.
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But they mean, like, "What country are you from?" I'm always miffed when they don't know about Cork or think it means a wine cork.
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It wasn't time to pop the Skaylian Rock Worm Wine cork just yet.
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The laboratory tests wine corks and bottles of wine from producers to see which stoppers perform best.
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Paper towels, wadded Kleenex, grocery receipts, wine corks, paper clips, chess pieces, bottle caps-itwas like a salvage yard in there.
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For example, cork is the main ancestral crop and about one third of all wine corks in the world come from Portugal.