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1. A small enclosed storage area.
2. A small private room, often off a bedroom.


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39) Two of his broom closet brethren, Cash and Schmidt, then attempted to deflect attention from what they thought would be perceived by the media as yet another example of Allen's defiance by refusing to take infield practice before each of the three games of the series.
Even Schnatter says he didn't see it getting quite so big--as he sold pizza out of that broom closet at Mick's Lounge, he imagined maybe 100 stores.
When I took my first full-time job in the field in 1989, the facility had so little space for psychologists that we had to create a round-robin schedule for office use, often traipsing from one office to the other, packed briefcases in hand, and occasionally having to perform our practice in a hallway or broom closet.
That's the two interns in the broom closet with the fax machine.
He says when PLCs were introduced over 30 years ago, the physical hardware was about the size of the typical broom closet.
Rather than hold classes in the broom closet, the school moved two of them online to ease overcrowding, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports.
I've suggested to our editor, Phil Schreiner, that perhaps there may be a spare broom closet in the Erlanger facility where a few photos might be hung, but your Iconoclast suspects that such a suggestion might only serve to get the Iconoclast "hung" in there himself.
Many landlords simply ignore this requirement, putting in broom closet manufacturing on a floor.
The compounds are sold on supermarket shelves and found in virtually every medicine cabinet and broom closet, as well as farms and factories.
The return of Halley's Comet in 1910 prompted the American periodical Puck to pull the comet out of the broom closet again.
We've graduated from a broom closet to walk-in closet," Plato reports.