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She looked to left and right as if the dark stacks held the answer.

"What will we do when the other two stacks run out?"

It seemed to have come from between two of the stacks.

In 1954, Stack was given his most important movie role.

The stacks were higher this time, but they still looked exactly the same.

You take half of the men, Stacks, and cut over to the right.

He went on through the hall, and found the old door into the stacks.

As you told me on the beach to run to the Stack.

Each knew the books in his section of the stacks.

Then she turned back to the stacks, in part to avoid the eyes of the others.

"We got together and went through stacks of music," she says.

He would have to get back on top of the wood stacks.

Finally I spread several stacks of paper money out on the floor.

And somehow they all seem to have stacks of money.

One of his first moves was to open the stacks to students.

The woman in white and the stacks of books are shown again.

Stacks four to six objects on top of one another.

But the stacks ran deep, and any number of people could be back in there.

"I liked going through the stacks and looking at things."

They began walking left, down the southern wall of the Stack.

The other two stacks went on either side of the center pile.

She took the paper with her and disappeared into the stacks.

I walked in and started looking through the record "stacks".

Stacks of pieces that are 6 high or more may not move.

He had the quarter of a million in stacks, right there.

We knew they'd try to stack up against the run.

They were stacked up all over the house, under the bed.

"Some schools here can be stacked up against any school in the nation."

My cases were brought in and stacked against the wall.

Just another problem to stack up on all the rest.

What if they're stacked six across at the line now?

His performance on the field, however, has not stacked up.

The doctor must really stack them in here, he thought.

So far as games went now, they were all stacked against him.

Everything is stacked against these women, who are in need of this support.

There was little enough left of him to stack up with the dead.

Each stood about four feet high, and one was stacked on top of the other.

Stack your other hand on top of the one that you just put in position.

To put things into some kind of order, and to piece them together to see if they stacked up.

If they stacked six to seven men up front, we went to the pass.

How does our current technology stack up against this list?

Before you go to sleep at night, stack them up inside the door.

So how do the two stack up against each other when compared?

This is how it stacks up in the real world.

"That would have just stacked up the patients, and many of them needed attention right away."

Stack that up against your five years' service and you've got some idea where you stand in this war.

The garden books stacked on my floor were of little help.

"It seemed to me that the whole thing was stacked."

In this case, she decided, they were stacked against her.