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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition

  1. Scherbo, Vitaly Born 1973. Belorussian gymnast who won six gold medals at the 1992 Olympic games, the most ever earned at a single Olympics by a gymnast.

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  • “When finally the rockets flare has faded beyond what I could follow in the brightness of the noon-day sun I take the girls hand and turning, we walk together into the echoing streets.”

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  • “He looked away and when he looked back the door was open and she was gone, out into the heavy noon-day heat.”

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  • “These trees, with their broad spreading boughs, made a twilight even of noon-day; and, now that the sun was approaching its setting point, their shade already anticipated night.”

    Saint Ronan's Well

  • “Alas! they fly about like the pestilence by noon-day, and infect even the first and fairest of the flock!”

    The Monastery

  • “This is my noon-day dinner, nor have I added aught thereto for thee.”

    The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

  • “To this apology it might be replied: “You have invented a system, the ridicule and absurdity of which are as clear as the sun at noon-day; for the offender who enjoyed good health, and whose family were in prosperous circumstances, must absolutely have laughed you to scorn.””

    A Philosophical Dictionary

  • “All this ought to have had the clearness of noon-day, even to the veriest idiot that ever lived; and Therese was, properly speaking, exactly that.”

    The Arrow of Gold

  • “As for satire's corpse, we could parade it through the noon-day streets of Bagdad until the heat-boosted decomposition what's the temp there this time of year, anyway makes it explode.”

    A Big Stick and a Small Carrot

  • “It shines and dazzles like the noon-day sun, but, like that too, is very apt to scorch; and therefore is always feared.”

    Letters to his son on The Art of Becoming a Man of the World and a Gentleman

  • “Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror at night, he reads, opening the Bible at hazard, not for the arrow that flieth by day; not for the pestilence that walketh in darkness; nor for the destruction that wasteth at noon-day.”

    Nobel Lecture - Literature 2003

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