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(151) One feels like getting in and out of the plane in a business suit or a nice dress or saree - the way our parents travelled, in style.

(152) Tao Te Ching is a classic oriental philosophical work featured with profound thoughts and ambiguous language. So its translation has always been the focus of the translators both in and out of China.

(153) Robot arms move the pods in and out of the racks on either side and onto an overhead monorail (not shown in this photo) that runs around the entire cleanroom.

(154) Many shark species, including makos, blue sharks and thresher sharks, swim in and out of New England waters each year, according to Massachusetts' Division of Marine Fisheries.

(155) The court affidavit describes in hard-core detail how the other victim remembers drifting in and out of consciousness as Warren sexually assaulted her.

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(156) I could see furtive wolf shapes dodging in and out of the shadows, eyes shining.

(157) Trains roared in and out of the town at all hours.

(158) It is critical that the hummingbird remain perfectly still as it feeds itself while darting in and out of flower blossoms with pinpoint accuracy.

(159) They weave in and out of traffic, and they pass on the right.

(160) It went up on to the West Side Highway, speeding in and out of traffic.

(161) Firstly, if you are flying in and out of the same airport then you can use a hard case which offers a lot of protection.

(162) The angle was almost too oblique, but the Hellcat's back was heaving in and out of the targeting brackets and Max thought he might have a chance.

(163) The drift angle greatly affects ship monoeuvres, especially when navigating in and out of the harbour.

(164) They treat the plaza like their own backyard. Some weave in and out of tables playing hide and seek. Others are involved in a game of soccer between the newspaper stand and the tobacco shop.

(165) For seniors with difficulty getting in and out of a tub, it was a nice touch that the shower stall was separate from the tub.

(166) Internal ballistics is coupled, the movement of projectile in and out of barrel are calculated together to avoid the loss of accuracy caused by splitting them.

(167) A diagnosis is confirmed by a simple test called spirometry, which measures how deeply a person breathes and how fast air can move in and out of the lungs.

(168) In the well-lit night, You Jin noticed that young girls play a leading role in the urban night. Heavily made up, these girls go in and out of various luxurious places of entertainment inexhaustibly .

(169) Are we monitoring communications in and out of the russian consulate?

(170) A spirometry test confirmed Nodari's diagnosis by measuring how deeply he breathed and how fast air moved in and out of his lungs.

(171) I sit watch housewives bustle in and out of the supermarket.

(172) The statuesque, baby-faced flame attendant has been flanking torch bearers as the Olympic torch relay zigzagged its way around the world and in and out of demonstrations.

(173) For psychologically defensive reasons the male has not yet come to see himself as a prostitute, day in and day out, both in and out of marriage relationship.

(174) THE scene is familiar, infuriating, and usually met with resignation. Women, legs crossed in discomfort or desperation, wait in line for the lavatory while men saunter in and out of their loos.

(175) This would cause the button's background to fade in and out of view, while leaving its text fully opaque.

(176) Marlin playfully chased his wife in and out of the anemone.

(177) Processor capacity is doled out in slices, application images are constantly shuffled in and out of real memory, and device access is driven by demand and policed by access rights.

(178) At the on-ramp to the expressway leading to the city center was a burnt-out tank, with people crawling in and out of its turret hatch.

(179) This object plays on the common LED-display digital clock with physical segments that slowly fade in and out of a white surface.

(180) Outside the fancily decorated sales office, a few trucks rumble in and out of a vast, dusty construction site in the outskirts of Hangzhou, nicknamed heaven on earth for its picturesque West Lake.