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shape
1. Any of a number of metal bars or beams of uniform section, as an I-beam.
2. To cut a profile or detail, as a beaded or rounded edge on a board.
3. To work a material to a required pattern, as on a shaper.
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WE have teamed up with Sadolin to offer five lucky readers the opportunity to win two cans of Sadolin Classic to the value of pounds 50 so that garden wood can be whipped into shape, score top marks for looks and durability just in time for some summer entertaining.
WIN WOODSTAIN WORTH pounds 50 by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Now I am a big supporter of wanting to see the Olympics in the UK but for a small percentage of the money being spent, Silverstone could be whipped into shape for 2010.
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Now I am a big supporter of wanting to see the Olympics in the UK, but for a small percentage of the money being spent, Silverstone could be whipped into shape for 2010 and thereafter.
'We must act to save GP' by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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