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“Consider yourself the carrier of a one-word spirituality whose origin is inspired by the original spirituality of the First People of the Kalahari.”
“American dictionaries usually tilt in the other direction, giving the concept as a one-word adjective, deluxe, and noting the French adjectival phrase from which it arose.”
“His one-word, untitled story "Hello" took the flash world by fire.”
“On a little journal which shortly thereafter disappeared from the face of all computers, his one-word, untitled story "Hello" set the flash world aflame.”
“Where is some simple language reflecting some simple, strong decisions (one-word government departments would be a good start)?”
“When pressed by another reporter as to whether he had any doubts that Obama was born in Hawaii, Boehner had a curt, one-word answer: "No.”
The Huffington Post: WATCH: John Boehner Answers Birther Questions
“After delivering his one-word answer, he rolled to his feet in a single motion and crossed to the refrigerator, removing a tray of ice cubes from the freezer compartment.”
“He made the short, one-word reply without looking up.”
“Nathan, Robert Solow has asked that same question himself, and has come up with a one-word answer: Wal-Mart.”
Computers, Growth, and Google, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
“I gave one-word answers and when the casting director asked me why I wanted to be on the show, I realized that I would rather eat glass than share air-time with these people.”
The Huffington Post: Ryan O'Connell: Auditioning for the Real World Is Too Real
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