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hacer un borrador 1
I shall be very interested to see how you work, close up.
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It'd been a long time since I'd seen one so close up.
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Dain caught a glimpse; another two said they saw it close up.
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The property allows city folk a rare close up of working farms.
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The sea was already close up to the stern of the boat.
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She would immediately clam up or try to change the subject.
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If I asked him questions straight out, he might clam up.
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This caused the three Martians to clam up and look at one another.
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Wallander thought that if he pushed too hard the boy might clam up.
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You can't just say something like that and then clam up!
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The arms shut up in the arsenals were distributed among the populace.
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Mrs. Sutcliffe would be shut up in the dining-room with the sewing-party.
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The gnomes kept me shut up in their hill all the time.
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The place is now shut up, and the owners live in France.
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The troubled times of the Regulators shut up the courts of justice.
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Then he got out, hitching his belt up over his considerable girth.
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So why do they sometimes belt up and other times don't?
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On the accessory front, men and women can belt up for the season.
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She is urging road users over the Easter break to " belt up".
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She brought the belt up, undid the loop, then wrapped it around her waist.
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Tell her to button up her suit and turn her radio on.
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I button up my jacket, thanking God for the warmth of it.
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She began to button up her coat again with sure, thin fingers.
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All he could do was button up again and hope nobody had noticed.
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Then button up the coat, and do the same with that.
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The one thing in the world we wanted was to be quiet.
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She should avoid forwardness, and be quiet in manner and in speech.
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I wish I were there; it must be quiet at any rate.
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The men are required to be quiet and orderly in their deportment.
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The horses are only a little balky; they will be quiet soon.
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Well, you had better warn her to keep mum before her father.
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And I know you'll be a friend of mine, and keep mum.
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It don't make any difference WHAT happens, we got to keep mum.
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Well, keep mum 'bout it, will ye, till I talk to him?
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He thinks it a good joke and he will keep mum.
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If you dummy up on cops they will slap you around.
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Meet Mr. Wood! she declared happily, holding the grinning dummy up in front of her.
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Lindy lifted the dummy up by the legs, then slammed his body hard against the floor.
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She hoisted the dummy up from the chair where it had spent the day beside Lindy's dummy.
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Best to just dummy up.
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She set the shoes down on the chair and picked the dummy up gently as if picking up a baby.
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Safer to dummy up.
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" Dummy up, Bev," he said, and took his hand away.
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'Cimi, you tell everyone to dummy up.
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"Really?" Kris hurried over to the chair and picked the new dummy up to examine him.