He then corrals her at his camp and builds a large bonfire to shine light on her and prevent her from turning intangible during the night.
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Structures represented at the center include: a linecamp, a dugout, a bunkhouse, a blacksmith shop, a cowchip house, a schoolhouse, corrals, shipping pens, windmills, chuckwagons, and a coal-burning locomotive.
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The news media were managed by the authorities, with journalists corralled off from the school, in exchange for being provided with human interest information for their stories.
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Later, as motorised transport for livestock became common, rounded-up animals were often driven to the nearest road, herded into holding corrals, then loaded onto trucks for further transport.
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Today, livestock graze in open areas during the day, but are sheltered in corrals during the night, except for goats, which are permitted to manage on their own within limits.
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By 1912, the ranch boasted an excellent house of 7 or 8 rooms a large barn, several sheds, a large cellar, outhouses, big substantial corrals, etc.
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He improved the roofing of the barracks buildings, had the exterior walls of all buildings plastered, expanded the storehouses, and expanded and improved the corrals and stables.
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However, by putting forward the figure of £20 million he has set more hares running than he has managed tocorral.
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How on earth do we reach the other 80 per cent unless we can bring them within thecorralof a preliminary interview?
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The only way in which we can defend it is to keep within thecorral.
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A number of their failures have been associated with attempts tocorraland control multinationals investment.
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We must find a way tocorralthose people in as well.
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My own view is tocorralthem into the employees' electoral college.
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They are seeking tocorraland coerce the young into fitting into an unsuitable system.
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I have not yet drawn any of them into mycorral.
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