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• Then there is a third prong, a part of which is outside our particular areas of expertise, and that is response. —  WHSV - HomePage - Headlines
• At the front of the console is a standard three-prong, —  Mississauga News
• The last prong is a critical piece of Russian-Turkish competition. —  WORLDMag.com
• On he came, bounding over the turf like the prong-horned antelope, turning neither to the right hand nor to the left, but taking everything that intercepted him in a flying leap, and bearing down on the camp as an arrow flies from the bow Although a single horseman is not usually an object of terror to a band of Indians, these braves soon began to evince by their looks that they did not feel easy in regard to this one. —  The Wild Man of the West A Tale of the Rocky Mountains
• It was now apparent that if Big Pete did not hunt the prong-horns someone or something else did hunt them As a bunch broke away from the scattered groups and came in my direction, making great leaps over the prairie, I detected the cause of their panic in the form of a huge eagle which was keeping pace with and flying over the fleeing prong-horns The bird was not more than a dozen feet above the animals’ backs and in vain did the poor creatures try to distance their pursuer. —  The Black Wolf Pack

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