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The Internet is chock-full of travel websites, and yet people still lug around guidebooks when they go on vacation.

These books are chock full of coupons and will pay for themselves after just a couple of uses.

Both male and female collections were chock-full of every shade of brown.

But they've also been highly educational years, chock-full of useful lessons I will carry with me the rest of my life.

Receiving an higher education overseas is like taking a journey to an exotic destination. It may be chock full of surprises and happiness.

Magazines devoted to habitat management, like the as Good Householding and Family Circle, are not chock-full of scrumptious selections.

Unfortunately, it is chock full of technical errors. I have wasted hours trying to get the examples to work.

Futurologists at Deloitte, a consultancy, reckon the "medical home" , chock full of new medical devices, wi be a reality within five years.

But she says kids are used to action-oriented games, and this one is chock full of verbal activities that can slow the gamer.

It's an observation that warrants more than a couple of sentences in a chapter chock-full of molecular biology.

Our everyday conversation is chock full of expressions that metaphorically reflect our physical experiences.

Blueberries and blackberries are chock-full of anthocyanins, which prevent tumors from forming and suppress their growth.

Harajuku girls lined up on five floors chock full of clothes, shoes and accessories in enough dizzying array to make any young woman swoon.

Enter C-Ville, a quirky and irreverent interactive world, chock full of choice and focused on the education and prevention of youth tobacco.

The thirty-eight books in the Professional Computing Series are chock full of technical details on focused areas of computer science.

Interlaken has a reputation as an incredible summer resort. But Interlaken is also chock-full of charm in winter.

But it is chock-full of designer clothes and fancy yachts that make for a fascinating read.

These little jewels are chock-full of the health-protecting flavonoid, anthocyanin.

The majority of the alcoholic drinks served at these soirees are chock full of unwanted calories.

This chapter is also chock-full of references to tools, including the Interactive DisAssembler (IDA Professional).

American closets and cupboards, after all, seem to be chock-full of stuff "Made in China. "

Moreover, the Internet is chock full of educational products intended to boost children's self-esteem.

The site is chock-full of videos of stunned, suddenly jobless people putting their worst foot forward.

Jim submitted a report chock-full of errors and got a D.

This time of year, when schools are out, time is free, and temperatures sizzle, is chock-full of kids' summer fun gone wrong.

Chocolate is chock full of potent antioxidants called phenols, the same as those found in wine.

The book is chock-full of colorful tidbits about theater and theater people.

From green tea to hibiscus, from white tea to chamomile, teas are chock full of flavonoids and other healthy goodies.

Others are chock full of loans, which must be re-paid.

Peanut butter is chock-full of heart-healthy monounsaturated fat.

They're chock full of vitamin E, plant sterols, fiber, and heart-healthy fats.

Positive thinking is chock-full of benefits!

Magazines devoted to home management, such as Good Housekeeping and Family Circle, are chock-full of scrumptious selections.

Apple seeds are chock full of cyanogenic acid.

The Internet is chock full of the first type.

Besides the cookies are chock full of things that are good for you, like nuts, oatmeal and peanut butter.

Colorful artwork chock-full of hidden objects to seek and find will delight eagle eyed youngsters and make for hours of fun.

The good news is that the new syntax is chock full of enhancements to the language.

Life is chock-full of fun, the key is taking the time to find it.

That is a report chock-full of errors!

She's 79 years old and chock full of 79 years worth of wisdom and life stories.

the garden is chock - full of beautiful flowers

new york is chock - full of history , art and culture

(One caveat: Avoid large deepwater varieties such as tilefish, kingfish, and swordfish, which are chock-full of mercury. )

A report chock full of errors