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It's chockful of bits of ginger and some chopped up cherries.

The girl was chockful of strong emotions.

The city throbbed with life, a community yet chockful of diversity, more complex and beautiful and unique than anything he could imagine.

As far as I can make out, anything unusual or surprising or unique is chockful of gamish.

'But he's chockful of science,' he observed, waving his hook towards the stock-in-trade.

"Lord, but you're chockful of business," Perry Mason complained.

Certainly when you're chockful of gangrene.

"Red" is chockful of sublimity and sin.

Manhattan clam chowder is chockful of goodies.

We were awakened some hours later by another Rangar-younger than Miraj Khan and not as chockful of personality.

And so through Dec. 11, the Gold Coast mansion will be chockful of ideas, decorations and specialty boutiques.

I cram myself chockful of it, and so I get rid of it and don't think about it any longer.

A veritable nautical cornucopia, it was chockful of jumbo shrimp, lobster chunks, scallops, clams and mussels in an aromatic white wine-herbed broth.

He said, however, that the organization was a creature of its times - the high-flying days when dot-com parking lots were chockful of Boxsters and portfolios were flush.

If, however, you will make the effort you'll likely enough find it jampacked, chockful and tip-top-crammed with laughter, tears and poignant sentiment which may, or may not, be worth- while.

As in much of eastern and central India, the land here is chockful of iron ore, coal and copper and is also home to tribal people known here as adivasis.

It's chockful of Greek-letter formulas and Einstein equations by some long-haired fogy named Tom Swift Jr." The next moment Bud ducked as Tom let fly another pillow.

On our show notes page for this week's episode, for Episode 114, which is going to be chockful of links and goodies of all kinds, I've got a picture showing where I'm hovering my cursor over the download button.

Variety said the film "is fashioned from a pattern whose every turn and twist the dullest fan can easily anticipate . . . Narrative is chockful of implausible sequences and the plot . . . often gets itself into blind alleys.

Perhaps it is because fans of C. O. Bigelow's Lemon Body Cream are simply reaching for more of a good thing, or because the hand wash is chockful of lemon oil and extracts that are purported to brighten and moisturize skin.