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But you could just as easily be swinging a tennis racket or a baseball bat.
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"Consumers are demanding high technology in everything they own, whether it be a computer or a tennis racket, " Blair says.
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The handle was wood, and the grip was uncomfortably thick, like that of a tennis racket borrowed from an older player.
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No great tonnage of steel here: Its curving roof is a tensioned cable-net that resembles the strings of a tennis racket.
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And the thing caught in a tennis racket sort of made out of aerogel, this really wispy, smoky sort of solid, right?
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The 'Crackit' is a hybrid of a cricket bat and a tennis racket and allows children of all ages to play cricket without the use of a heavy wooden bat.
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The collector basically looks like a tennis racket filled with ice cubes, so this is kind of like a big ice-cube tray, and each ice cube is not made out of ice, but it's made out of this aerogel.
NPR: Stardust Set to Deliver Comet Samples
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In 2004, the probe called Stardust swung by a comet called Wild 2, stuck out sort of a big catcher's mitt--I think it looks more like a tennis racket--and hopefully it picked up some of the particles thrown off by the comet.
NPR: Stardust Set to Deliver Comet Samples
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The idea of bending over to pick up a virtual tennis racket in front of that 50-inch flat screen in our living room makes perfect sense to us.
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"I still feel it a little bit, " said the girl who stumbled across the sport at the age of seven when her mother Alla, who worked at a tennis center in their hometown of Minsk in Belarus, gave her a racket to keep her entertained.
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If you were playing tennis or baseball, you swung a racket or a bat.
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