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Examples
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If one will read the little Rhyme "Jaybird" he will notice that the rhymer places the intelligence of the rabbit above his own.
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In "Jaybird," the first two lines of each stanza are a call in thought, while the last two lines are a "sponse" in thought to it.
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John traded for a tin fife and learned to play "Jaybird" upon it, though he preferred the jew's-harp, and had a more varied repertory with it.
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Nation was very unpopular with the "Jaybird" faction, because they said no Republican should stay in Fort Bend County.
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Mr. Nation was very unpopular with the "Jaybird" faction, because they said no Republican should stay in Fort Bend County.
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Of course, they couldn't forget his love of flying his plane the "Jaybird", "I'm not afraid of flying, I'm not afraid of dying but if I'm not flying then I'm dying," said Tennessee Representative Jimmy Naifeh.
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The guest speaker was federal agent and author Jay "Jaybird" Dobyns.
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The guest speaker was federal agent and author Jay "Jaybird" Dobyns.
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Travis Horton "Jaybird" McLain was born Oct. 7, 1928, in Mertens and left us on Feb. 24, 2009.
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"We have people who come in from all over," said Jay "Jaybird" Hemminger.
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