George wasn't in them then - he used to be on the cloakroom with me.

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To buy his own drum set, Desmond worked in the cloakroom of Manor House, a popular London music venue in the 1960s.

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In order to join the party, will the social sciences need to leave behind in the cloakroom everything that makes them distinctive?

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She was leading me, while she talked, through the door at the far end of the cloakroom, then along a regular hospital corridor.

NEWYORKER: Amundsen

Indeed, the argument that ratification would discourage North Korea, Iraq, Iran, India and Pakistan from acquiring nuclear weapons produced laughter in the Senate cloakroom.

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His creativity was not appreciated: Unjustly accused of arson and beaten for playing with fire, he avenged himself by committing the alleged crime, setting the school cloakroom on fire.

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Johnson and Lakshmi Mittal, CEO of steelmaker ArcelorMittal, joined forces to champion the creation of a large-scale sculpture at the Olympic Park -- after meeting in a cloakroom at Davos.

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She joined AllPolitics in May 1998 after working as a media buyer for political campaigns and as a writer for National Journal's Hotline newsletter and an associate editor and producer for the company's Cloakroom Web site.

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Somebody was entering the cloakroom.

NEWYORKER: Amundsen

Cloakroom attendants have been dumped.

ECONOMIST: Buttonwood

Sent to the cloakroom.

NEWYORKER: Amundsen