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"How good are those thermal blankets at blocking sensors, really?"

Out of the thermal blanket now, she was shivering badly again.

There it was, the black thermal blanket atop his friend.

He gently tucked the thermal blanket back into place at the bed's edge.

He lay down on the metal and pulled out his thermal blanket, wrapping it around himself.

He slid the thermal blanket back and spent the time trying to warm up before the next flight.

He received more food and, eventually, a thermal blanket.

As compensation, the physician had refused to take one of the five thermal blankets.

In seconds he was up there on his side, and she covered him with a thermal blanket.

Just as a test, one hand reached up to pull aside the thin thermal blanket covering him.

He had a real safety blanket, did the Herald.

For those who may feel intimidated by the academic and social demands of college, athletic dorms are something of a safety blanket.

But that safety blanket is going to be taken away.

More important to today's man, it can also be clothing that soothes and reassures, like a baby's safety blanket.

I needed a safety blanket, so I started by noting down the serial numbers of all three snipers' weapons before grinding them out.

They don't want to give up the city, but they need to know they have a safety blanket.

But should Congress turn them into law, local anti-smoking regulations will be turned into one seamless safety blanket for the entire country.

"And if things go wrong, is there any sort of safety blanket?"

Minivans and SUVs are often cited as being a safety blanket for the kids.

Thorpe said that he had been contemplating retirement for some time, but was afraid of the future because swimming had given him a "safety blanket".