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Examples
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Next-up for the Bighorns will be a Friday-Saturday series against the Albuquerque Thunderbirds in the Reno Events Center.
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I hope I live long enough (and accumulate enough bonus points) to take on Bighorns.
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I hope I live long enough (and accumulate enough bonus points) to take on Bighorns.
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He just turned up in the Bighorns, fully grown and cantankerous.
Come Again No More Jack Todd 2010
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Eli had limped out to the back veranda before dawn and perched on his rocking chair, waiting for the rising sun to light the Bighorns.
Come Again No More Jack Todd 2010
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Eli had limped out to the back veranda before dawn and perched on his rocking chair, waiting for the rising sun to light the Bighorns.
Come Again No More Jack Todd 2010
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He just turned up in the Bighorns, fully grown and cantankerous.
Come Again No More Jack Todd 2010
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The one small window in the room faced west, toward the Bighorns, and each morning when she rose, she could look out at the mountains.
Come Again No More Jack Todd 2010
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The one small window in the room faced west, toward the Bighorns, and each morning when she rose, she could look out at the mountains.
Come Again No More Jack Todd 2010
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As a girl newly arrived in Scottsbluff and miserable with longing for Wyoming and the Bighorns and the rush of Little Goose Creek, she had discerned in the pattern of sage, buffalo grass, and yucca that grew up the north flank of Scotts Bluff a kneeling buffalo two hundred feet high facing to the west, its head and hump clear in outline.
Come Again No More Jack Todd 2010
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