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Wooden sheds are the most expensive option but also the most durable . He has a couple computers , and lots of other equipment in a big metal shed behind the house , next to his tower . There was a huge shed behind the clump of cedars . If this quarrel between Bakounin and Marx casts a light upon the causes of their antagonism , a still greater illumination is shed by the differences between them which arose in 1849 . The shipping-out of the Jews was perilous enough , but it was almost totally successful : the only blood shed by the Lyngby Group , Bertelsen recalls with benevolently heavy humor , was the result of persuading an Orthodox young man to shave off a conspicuous beard with a safety razor . Herbert lived opposite the railway station and wrote the tale in a shed behind the house . No significant changes in seismicity or deformation occurred over the last 24 hours , and occasional rockfalls continue to be shed by the new dome . " Will not the first drop of blood so shed be the real [ death ] knell of the Union ? A 14 yr old male student reported that several days earlier , he had gone to the shed behind the school because he heard some students talking about keeping marijuana back there . The tent , an ancient thing that had been left in the shed by the previous owners of the house , had been pitched on the lawn since the beginning of the good weather , and they vied for space with one another inside its mildewed canvas walls , where it was even hotter and more airless than in the garden . By the clustered charm that Dionysus sheds o'er the vintage I vow there yet shall come a time when thou wilt turn thy thoughts to Bromius . Georgia , showed me our tub , which was in a shed behind the radio station . The leaves containing the calcium-oxalate complex then can be discarded or shed by the plant .