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• Nope - I '​ ​ m Hindu ​ enoug ​ h so that anyth ​ ing that would ​ embar ​ rass me or anyon ​ e else while ​ —  The Tripwire
• I'm alive ​ would ​ still ​ embar ​ rass me when this incar ​ natio ​ n is over. ​ ​ —  The Tripwire
• McCrap is already losing support in the repub tracking poll, rass. —  ModerateVoters.org
• ADVERTISEMENT rass on the corner of Burncross Road and Chapel Road, is too valuable as 'informal open space'.
• How much happier and freer they were than Arab girls, how much purer though gayer was the life at Ouargla, Queen of the Oases, than at any other less enlightened desert city; how marvellous was the moulet-el-rass, the dance cure for headache and diseases of the brain; how wonderful were the women soothsayers; and what a splendid thing it was to see the bridal processions passing through the streets, on the one day of the year when there is marrying and giving in marriage in Ouargla The name of the prettier twin was Zorah, and she had black curls which fell straight down over her brilliant eyes, under a scarlet head-dress. —  The Golden Silence

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