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“In one of the neighborhoods I lived in there was a classic corner candy store, one that had a long formica counter flanked by revolving red-topped stools; behind the counter was perched a sea-green malted mixer, a bleacher stacked with Neccos, Chuckles, B-B Bats and Yoo-Hoos, a large tarnished griddle upon which hamburger patties and home fries hissed and popped, and the whole space seemingly lit in sepia.”
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“They, the barons of the media with their red-topped assassins, are the biggest beasts in the modern jungle.”
“Meanwhile, flocks of red-topped, blue-bottomed young women on the day shift filled the road, riding their bikes in.”
“He has in fact run his press department and indeed in my view the government very much like the roughest red-topped tabloid newspaper since the moment he walked into Downing Street and obtained the special powers which he had until he resigned.”
“But the map on the wall that had recorded the progress of the war had stopped at Gallipoli, where a last red-topped pin signed Suvla Bay.”
“Then a red-topped, 6-5, 250-pound distraction moved toward him.”
“In answer to this the shaggy red-topped monster thrust his spear at Mac, who broke it off while burning the spear from the hand of the other monster with his laser attachment.”
““We got here just in time,” the red-topped figure said in a deep but feminine voice.”
“The door opened quickly, and Tomboy's red-topped head peeked around the corner.”
“She remembered, too, with hate sharpened by envy the red plaid dress, the red-topped boots with tassels and the pancake hat of Emmie Slattery.”
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