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Examples
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"Apoplexy," he said, pursing his lips and shaking his head.
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"Apoplexy," remarked Eden, tossing aside his hand.
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"Apoplexy," said the Professor, with a serious and almost scared look into the other's eyes.
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“Apoplexy, is what I heard,” Art said, struggling with the difficult word.
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“Apoplexy, is what I heard,” Art said, struggling with the difficult word.
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“Apoplexy, is what I heard,” Art said, struggling with the difficult word.
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I died of an Apoplexy nearly on the Streets of London in the Year 1747, in my Fifty-Sixth Year.
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Apoplexy is no longer to be feared, but phthisis is there.
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Apoplexy is a pistol-shot that does not miscalculate.
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Dearieme clearly has a bad case of Apoplexy Rampant amongst Scottish Emigrants, otherwise known as 'Connery's Disease' - a desire amongst those emigrants raised and educated in Scotland to trash the place, the people and its culture.
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