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There are racks of musty clothing and piles of junk.

I followed the road down past the piles of lumber.

Intermittent piles of snow still dotted the sidewalks of midtown Manhattan, where I stayed.

His partisans have introduced piles of pork that smack of the Suharto era.

Supporters ate piles of beef brisket and toasted marshmallows at the fire pit.

Shops, businesses and government offices in Bangkok cower behind makeshift concrete parapets and piles of sandbags.

Crumple a few sheets into balls and place them in with piles of kindling.

There were plenty of secluded places in the huge warehouse, behind piles of crates or in the freezer.

The huge piles of debris that were visible immediately after the quake and tsunami were slowly being managed.

They used the rivers for travel and they called the large piles of driftwood that sometimes blocked their way embarras.

However, much of academia relies upon excellent research techniques -that is, searching through piles of literature to find a smattering of relevant sources.

A tip-off led to the basement of a house recently vacated by Mr Rodenstock and the discovery of piles of blank labels, corks and other counterfeiter's paraphernalia.

The idea of a slum conjures up an image of children playing amidst piles of garbage, with no running water and the rank, rife stench of sewage.

You might be tempted to eat piles of baby vegetables just as they are, with a splash of good olive oil and a sprinkling of salt.

Some 50 years after the author wrote Antiquities of Long Island the publisher found the manuscript among piles of other papers in a used book store.

There are ground-based robots, for example, designed to climb up and down piles of rubble and slither into otherwise inaccessible cracks to look for survivors.

This negative energy can collect up in your work space in pointed corners, through piles of clutter and because of unharmonious floor plans.

Wander the narrow alleys of any souk and you'll realise why Moroccan food is so tongue-tingling: the carefully shaped, rainbow-hued piles of spices are dazzling.

It isn't in a good location, however, surrounded by eight-lane roads and piles of brick, and we didn't feel safe when we went to get food.

She found her eight children wandering aimlessly in an open paved area, a courtyard filled with piles of clothes and plastic containers.

The room was lit only by the streetlight outside. He silently moved through the dark, avoiding the places where, she knew, there were boxes of books and piles of trash.

We therefore turned to a different approach: we collected great piles of this black rock and brought it back to Chen's lab at the Early Life Research Center of the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology in adjacent Yunnan Province.

Which means there is only one solution left: a long, slow, boring, lonely, soul-crushing process of digging out from under the piles of debt that got us into this mess.

This shocking picture, with its piles of oven chips, mini rolls and tubs of icecream, represents just how much junk food one child in the UK consumes in a year.

Dr Scott argues that underwater mining will be far less disruptive to the environment than terrestrial mining: there will be no piles of waste rock, since the deposits are directly on the sea floor.

While there are almost no intact, full bottles or cans left, a few people were still mulling around the opened containers and piles of bottles scattered around the brewery on Tuesday.

These families' poverty and loss shone in the little piles of their belongings, the things they had carried with them when the water came: two or three cheap tin plates, a kettle.