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Examples
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But I shall never forget in what a quagmire I landed myself when I began to write 'Chums' upon this principle.
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'Chums' hit the New Zealand fancy, and the little play was kindly received in many places.
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For my youth was nursed upon the "penny dreadfuls" of an age that knew not "Chums," nor the "Boys 'Own Paper."
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I read the childhood classics like Robinson Crusoe, Alice in Wonderland, Chums Annual.
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A cautionary tale for all womankind, from the mid-90s BBC show "Harry Enfield and Chums" (Thanks, Richard Metzger!)
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I remembered The Missing Chums as the pinnacle of human achievement, a meticulously crafted work of American fiction in which Frank and Joe Hardy, the sons of famed sleuth Fenton Hardy, braved choppy seas and grizzled thugs to rescue their kidnapped friends.
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When a group of literati last month published a list of the hundred greatest English-language novels of the twentieth century, lionizing Ulysses and The Great Gatsby and The Sun Also Rises, I was privately disappointed they had not included The Missing Chums.
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Now, through my bifocals, I again confronted The Missing Chums.
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The comfort of Mrs. Mealey rated fairly low in priority to Phipps, however, compared to the embarrassment of receiving another accusing phone call from the Caring Chums Network.
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Phipps had become a trusted volunteer for the Caring Chums Network, a charitable organization providing adult mentors to emotionally needy children.
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