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- noun Plural form of
tarp .
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Examples
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Heat under the tarps is brutal, we can't take it any more.
Beverly Bell: Citizen Protests, Government Repression Mount in Haiti Beverly Bell 2010
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Heat under the tarps is brutal, we can't take it any more.
Beverly Bell: Citizen Protests, Government Repression Mount in Haiti Beverly Bell 2010
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Instead they continue living in tarps and tents, sometimes reinforced with metal or wood.
Haiti Storm Shreds Earthquake Survivors' Tents, Kills 5 AP 2010
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Instead they continue living in tarps and tents, sometimes reinforced with metal or wood.
Haiti Storm Shreds Earthquake Survivors' Tents, Kills 5 AP 2010
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Heat under the tarps is brutal, we can't take it any more.
Beverly Bell: Citizen Protests, Government Repression Mount in Haiti Beverly Bell 2010
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Heat under the tarps is brutal, we can't take it any more.
Beverly Bell: Citizen Protests, Government Repression Mount in Haiti Beverly Bell 2010
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Heat under the tarps is brutal, we can't take it any more.
Beverly Bell: Citizen Protests, Government Repression Mount in Haiti Beverly Bell 2010
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I am going to be needing this bit of comfort-I came home today to discover that my plants had been moved again, and my apartment's porch shrouded in tarps ... there are roofers here now, for who knows how long.
Minestrone for Days on End Lindy 2006
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I am going to be needing this bit of comfort-I came home today to discover that my plants had been moved again, and my apartment's porch shrouded in tarps ... there are roofers here now, for who knows how long.
Toast: Lindy 2006
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Same with tennis: The groundskeepers at Wimbledon have had decades to practice pulling out the rain tarps and emptying out the parking lots.
Athens Olympics Jonathan 2004
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