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“An uncomfortable stabbing pain down both forearms (a sense of loss, to my way of thinking, over all those beckoning back-of-book adverts for "Nasty Sluts," "Queens of Kink," and "Dark & Juicy" coeds), and”
“Perhaps as befits a New York Democrat whose back-of-book acknowledgments include a tribute to Hillary Rodham Clinton, Holzer balks at the way the Cooper Union speech is "hailed" by "modern historians as a conservative speech.”
“And then I saw the pictures, and read the article, and then it all made sense: judging by Nadal's influence in the world of fashion, the back-of-book placement is just right.”
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reesetee In stamp collecting, a term describing a stamp that is normally listed in the back pages of a catalogue after the listings of regular stamp issues. It might include airmail, special delivery, semi-official, official, postage due, local issues, stamped envelopes, postcards, hunting permit stamps, essays, and revenue stamps. Aug 24, 2008