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The math teacher-turned-Police-man-turned-solo-pop craftsman is once again branching out, and this one's a doozy.
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- Furnished with branches; shooting out branches. Not thrice your branching limes have blown Since I beheld young Laurence dead. Tennyson, Lady Clara Vere de Vere.
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- Does this mean that the Copenhagen and Many Worlds Interpretations, having been falsified by experiment, must be abandoned? — Analog Science Fiction and Fact
- This branching, here, indicates that if you fail to do so, you will never leave Aghrapur alive. — Conan The Unconquered
- The frequently changing, branching, and widely meandering course of the Great Mother River, in particular, created enormous wetlands with the vast dry grasslands. — The Plains of Passage
- The fireplaces were well-dressed stone, their hearths decorated with a few evergreen branches, and a stag chiseled above each lintel supporting a winecup in branching antlers. — Lord of Chaos
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The math teacher-turned-Police-man-turned-solo-pop craftsman is once again branching out, and this one's a doozy.
— Songs From The Labyrinth
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- Ppr. of branch, v.