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- proper noun A male
given name ; of mainlyhistorical use in English.
Etymologies
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Unidentified Man #5: Marcellus is pretty sure there's something rotten around here.
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Unidentified Man #5: Marcellus is pretty sure there's something rotten around here.
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Unidentified Man #5: Marcellus is pretty sure there's something rotten around here.
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Unidentified Man #5: Marcellus is pretty sure there's something rotten around here.
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Unidentified Man #5: Marcellus is pretty sure there's something rotten around here.
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Marcellus is pretty sure something's rotten around here.
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"To think that the ancestors came up here never knowing what was under here, even my own parents, and just up to three years ago, the word Marcellus was nothing to us," said John Benscoter of Auburn Township.
unknown title 2009
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RECEIVING: SW TEXAS ST-Lee Davis 3-21, Justin Marcellus 2-19, Jason
NCAA Division I College Football - Southwest Texas vs. Minnesota 2002
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A sizable portion of the southwestern part of New York state sits atop a geological formation called the Marcellus shale, where fracking is believed to be productive.
Christie Proposes Hold on 'Fracking' Devlin Barrett 2011
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Your editorial "The Non-Green Jobs Boom" Nov. 26 referring to the Marcellus shale production in Pennsylvania omits mentioning the massive collateral benefits that demand notice.
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