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  • "Yet there is that matter of pristinity," King Omen said.

    Labor Policy John Dermot Woods 2010

  • Also I have a queasy recollection of 1975 and the electrifying emergence of Jimmy Carter out of nowhere, in all his progressive pristinity, in a country made torpid by a war and an era of low politics.

    Pro-Obama Union's Spanish Radio Ad In Nevada: "Hillary Clinton Is Shameless" 2009

  • I know that CDs also get scratched, but their flaws have no significance: they are only interferences with a silvery promise of pristinity.

    Foad Mardukhi and Cities | clusterflock 2009

  • I know that CDs also get scratched, but their flaws have no significance: they are only interferences with a silvery promise of pristinity.

    Foad Mardukhi and Cities | clusterflock 2009

  • I also took the door off the study and have been vacuuming/washing the carpet as I replace furniture in it, so it's slowly moving towards a lovely state of pristinity.

    Cat Rambo catrambo 2003

  • I hope the fact that I am not in a habit of opening spam or attachment I am not familiar with should keep me safe, but I can't guarantee the pristinity of my mailbox if the college server has been comprimised.

    thinking with my fingers Torill 2002

  • "Yet there is that matter of pristinity," King Omen said.

    Centaur Aisle Anthony, Piers 1981

  • "Yet there is that matter of pristinity," King Omen said.

    Centaur Aisle Anthony, Piers 1981

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