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in the flesh

Fig. bodily present; in person; totally real. I've heard that the queen is coming here in the flesh. I've wanted aflat-screen TV for years, and now I've got one right here in the flesh.

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The ape-man had acted so quickly that he had been unable to prepare himself to withstand the strain and shock of Numa's great weight upon the rope, and so it was that though the rope stopped the beast before his mighty talons could fasten themselves in the flesh of the black, the strain overbalanced Tarzan, who came tumbling to the ground not six paces from the infuriated animal. The Return of Tarzan by Burroughs, Edgar Rice View in context If they who believe in Strickland's greatness are right, the personal narratives of such as knew him in the flesh can hardly be superfluous. Moon and Sixpence by Maugham, W. Somerset View in context For she was intent on another visioning--this time of her mother, who was also unremembered in the flesh. Moon-Face and Other Stories by London, Jack View in context			in the clear in the cold light of day in the Common Era in the context of In the country of the blind, the one-eyed man is king in the cross hairs in the dark in the dead of night in the dead of the night in the doghouse in the doldrums in the drink in the driver's seat in the dumps in the end in the event of in the eyes of in the eyes of the law in the face of in the family in the family way in the fast lane in the final analysis in the first place in the first place and in the first instance in the flesh in the fullness of time in the grand scheme of things in the grip of in the groove in the gutter in the hands of in the heat of in the heat of the moment in the hole in the hopper in the hot seat in the house in the interest of in the interest of saving time in the interim in the know in the lap of luxury in the laundry in the light of in the line of duty in the line of fire in the long run in the long term in the loop in the main			in the face of in the fad in the family In the family way In the family way In the family way In the family way In the family way in the fashion in the fashion in the fashion in the fast lane in the field of public debate in the final analysis in the final analysis in the final analysis in the final analysis in the final analysis in the final analysis in the final analysis in the final moments of life in the firing line in the first instance in the first instance in the first instance in the first place in the first place in the first place in the first place in the first place and in the first instance in the flesh in the forefront in the fullness of time in the fulness of time in the fulness of time in the fulness of time in the Future In the Garden Ministries In the Garden Software in the general time frame in the good graces of in the good graces of in the good graces of In the Grand Manner in the grand scheme of things In the Gravest Extreme in the great scheme of things in the grip of in the groove in the groove in the groove in the groove in the groove In the Groove (disambiguation) In the gross In the Growing Places in the gutter in the habit in the habit of in the hands of In the Hands of Civil Authority

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