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I remember a punch I drank on Christmas day in '83, or no, it was' 84 -- anyhow, that punch -- it was in Ukiah -- 'TWAS' 83 -- "He wandered on aimlessly, unable to stop his flow of speech, losing himself in details, involving his talk in a hopeless maze of trivialities to which nobody paid any attention.
The Octopus : A story of California Frank Norris 1886
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This planning effort is sponsored by the International Council for Science (ICSU), the Third World Academy of Sciences (TWAS), and a major international initiative, supported in part from a grant from the Packard Foundation entitled “An International Initiative for Science Technology, and Innovation for Sustainability (ISTS).”
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She also won the prize in Basic Medical Sciences awarded by TWAS (Third World Academy of Sciences) in 2003.
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My buddy Matt McMichaels had a poster in his bedroom during those dark days, an R. Crumb reprint of Mr. Natural on a tractor surrounded by fields, saying "TWAS EVER THUS!"
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My buddy Matt McMichaels had a poster in his bedroom during those dark days, an R. Crumb reprint of Mr. Natural on a tractor surrounded by fields, saying "TWAS EVER THUS!"
through with buzz 2006
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[Illustration] 'TWAS dull and gray, the marsh that lay
Within the Golden Gate A Souvenir of San Francisco Bay Laura Ann Young Pinney
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'TWAS June on the face of the earth, June with the rose's breath,
How the Flag Became Old Glory Emma Look Scott
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They tell me (you know I'm blind) _'TWAS GRAND-PEÈRE JOFFRE.
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Thomas Gray (17161771) TWAS on a lofty vases side,
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Carolina Oliphant, Lady Nairne (17661845) TWAS on a Monday morning,
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