contraption

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• For now, the team has only tested the contraption one scent at a time.

• It’s a contraption that includes electric thrusters that can autonomously stabilize a litter that’s dangling from a helicopter.

• They aren’t revealing design details of the contraption yet, although a rendering shows a plane with six propellers and a V-shaped tail.

• They can be fairly complicated contraptions, costing up to a few hundred dollars.

• Its newer bike, one with a contraption that allows users to move the display screen so they can do workouts off the bike, met with enormous demand, adding to the pressure on Peloton.

• Rosina, when she saw me cooling, had no such merciful contraption ready.

• The wrestling worthy accessory is a bit of a misnomer—there is no cheekily exposed skin in this full-coverage contraption.

• The gun range is nothing alarming—a plastic contraption with a toy pistol aiming at a series of targets a few feet away.

• I parked the stroller at the base of the metal slide and wrestled Julia in her bulky snowsuit out of the belted contraption.

• Called “Hövding,” the simple-looking contraption takes its cue from car airbags.

• None of them had ever seen a piano before and June must play the "shiny contraption" and sing a song.