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Up next is Welshman Mark Phillips, an experienced foe with 60 pro bouts to his credit, as the next test for the revitalised Skeldon.— Express & Star
And it's written that you'll have another husband very soon But I don't want another," said the lady Ah, my dear lady, so you'll say till you get him, but when he comes you'll be glad enough; so do you just get the first one out of your head as soon as you can, for the next will be the better one.— The Gypsies
And 'tis at the last stage, for the next is the limit of the rules of the game.— The Mississippi Bubble
One or more souls may temporarily leave the body, thereby causing illness Neither in this life nor the next are there virtuous or sinful souls, the only distinction being in regard to social standing and earthly possessions, and those who were well-to-do here are equally so there.— Through Central Borneo; an Account of Two Years' Travel in the Land of Head-Hunters Between the Years 1913 and 1917
The difference from one company to the next was amazing.— BellaOnline - The Voice of Women

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