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slide into

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slide something into something and slide something in
to insert something into something effortlessly. Henry slid the end of the seat-belt buckle into its holder and started the car. slide in the buckle and make sure it's tight.
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slide into something

to slip or glide into something, as a car going into a ditch. It was raining hard, and car after car slid into the ditch at the sharp turn near Wagner Road. Mary's car slid right into the side of a bus.
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I took the slides from the first yellow box of selected slides and viewed them on the slide sorter to decide in which of the 66 categories to place them, then tossed each slide into the proper category of the divided larger boxes.
Selecting and filing slides for storage by Kuechle, Roland K. / PSA Journal
You insert your slide into the slide-holding device at the front of the tube, open the hinged diffuser plate, shine a strong light into the front of the unit and look through the viewfinder of your camera.
Are you short slides for your program? How you can increase your ... by Perchick, Max / PSA Journal
 
 
 
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