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Things would fall apart this time from the dead centre.

They were now aimed almost dead centre at its heart.

The blunt, black gun stood at dead centre between the two men.

There was an iron gate set in the wall, dead centre.

When asked about her political ideology, she responded "dead centre".

You must never forget that we are sitting in the dead centre of a nice big trap.

Although her struggling might put the bullet dead centre by accident.

Just a bullet dead centre in the belly, painful but certain.

There is a hook dead centre for hanging a small torch.

It hit dead centre, but hit flat instead of point first.

"All I want you to do is aim dead centre into the black circle.

If one cylinder is at dead centre, the other will be away from it by the amount of this angle.

Stack fifteen, section M was in the dead centre of the room.

Almost dead centre, at least 30 yards out and it finds the top corner beautifully.

That is; about 120 degrees after bottom dead centre.

No, it was best dead centre, just as Faith would never have worn it.

And that's the camera on replay that keeps the ball in the dead centre of the screen.

If the main engine has stopped close to its dead centre it is unable to restart itself.

A bowling crease is long with the middle stump placed dead centre.

This can be seen in the liquified, dead centre of the carbuncle.

Though she was barely an inch over five feet, she could only stand up straight in the dead centre of the room.

He always joked that he worked in the dead centre of Edinburgh.

There was a flagpole dead centre on the lawn.

Small steam barring engines were also used to move the engine away from dead centre before starting.

It struck the coat dead centre, and up went a cheer that quickly turned to howls.