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Examples
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But Sara Dack persisted in her assertion and was called a low-mouthed liar.
SAMUEL 2010
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Abigail Carter of Seattle, who lost her husband Arron Dack at the World Trade Center, said she was having dinner with friends when she was told by her daughter, who was studying upstairs with a friends and heard the news online.
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It was then that the printing press invented by their great-great-great-great-great-great grandfather Johannes Guttenberg was released by the formerly communist state to the sole surviving heirs, Steve and Dack.
Bluff The Listener 2010
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While Steve wanted to donate the press to the Smithsonian, Dack wanted to, quote, soup this thing up, electrify it, start printing some of them Guttenberg Bibles.
Bluff The Listener 2010
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Abigail Carter of Seattle, who lost her husband Arron Dack at the World Trade Center, said she was having dinner with friends when she was told by her daughter, who was studying upstairs with a friends and heard the news online.
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And the infatuated woman, so Sara Dack reported, insisted that it would be a boy.
SAMUEL 2010
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"Just hang on, Dack," he yelled over the explosions, "and get ready to fire that tow cable!"
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The touchdown was set up by a pass on a fake punt from Dack Ishii to Jerriman Robinson for 19 yards to the Wyoming 30.
USATODAY.com 2008
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He or she would certainly better than that loser Dack back on Hoth.
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Reliance on market forces in African countries is set to gain momentum in the years to come, Swiss economist Jozef Van't Dack said in Pretoria on Monday.
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