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The Americans were taken to a POW compound where there were already some 25 Americans held in a small, fenced-in area, with only a small lean-to in one corner to shield prisoners from the weather.
TROY TYNDALL 2010
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Or maybe it's because he's hunting public land and not hawking the latest antler Viagra on a fenced-in "ranch."
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Surrounding the small fenced-in field of mounds are sad yards with plastic baby pools, broken lawn furniture, and trash.
The Memory Palace Mira Bartók 2011
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My brother first ran away from home (rather escaped from the fenced-in yard) with the dog as soon as he learned to walk.
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Good sized fenced-in backyard, basement (with a bedroom, which Erik wants), garage, hot tub, 2 bedrooms upstairs, 1 bathroom.
Weekend Update dravengodvamp 2010
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Inside the fenced-in area there's a mock-up of Fat Man, the plutonium bomb used at Nagasaki.
James M. Clash: New Mexico's (Atomic) Ground Zero James M. Clash 2010
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However, Dick Playfair, a spokesman for the group, said deer farms would still be low intensity, with herds being released on to large, fenced-in areas of hillside close to existing farms.
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The OSS compound consisted of a fenced-in area with a half-dozen two-story buildings scattered on a dirt parade ground.
A Covert Affair Jennet Conant 2011
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Before you enter the fenced-in part, there's a tent with Geiger counters.
James M. Clash: New Mexico's (Atomic) Ground Zero James M. Clash 2010
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An older house — a split level ranch with three bedrooms, 1 bath, a fully finished basement, attached garage and a large fenced-in yard for the dogs to play in.
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