wrapper

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• Volunteers from the organization dedicated to protecting Rock Creek and its surrounding parks recently pulled more than 8,000 pounds of litter — much of it beverage bottles, wrappers and plastic waste — from the watershed.

• I add this mixture to the raw meat before folding it all into the wrappers.

• It’s not like you’re littering by throwing a candy wrapper or a plastic bottle into the woods.

• Although it was originally targeted at agents with the pitch of being like “a better broker” — providing the services brokers are regulated to provide, but with a more modern wrapper around it — it’s also in some cases attracting brokerages, too.

• While it just looks like a fancy fruit in a foam wrapper, it packs remarkable sound — nearly as good as speakers twice its size.

• A large woman with her head tied in a kerchief, wearing a purple wrapper and gold house slippers, passes by on the sidewalk.

• Served either fresh or lightly fried, lumpia usually contain fresh heart of palm wrapped in a thin wheat-and-egg wrapper.

• A wrapper which has that which the Cubans call calidad makes the cigar much stronger than one which does not possess it.

• The leaf makes a very good wrapper for a tobacco of its thickness and strength.

• The leaf is very thin, and without doubt, well suited for a cigar wrapper.

• At this time, the "wrapper leaf" was considered to be among the best for cigars, and brought high prices.