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With his own hands he "rived" the planks, made the coffin, and buried Nancy Hanks, that remarkable woman.

The Life of Abraham Lincoln Henry Ketcham

The chimney at the end of the building was of sticks and clay while the roof was of "rived" shingles.

Boy Scouts in Southern Waters 1909

So there I was like groping in the hallway as the millicents ar - rived.

Where's the show? John Myles Aavedal 2010

Endorsement of Michael R. Bloomberg a week ago by Democrat Cory A. Booker, the mayor of New Jersey's largest, historically race-rived city, Newark, might strike some as odd.

Michael Henry Adams: Voluntary Slavery 2009

Rove can also be taken, along with “rived”, as past-tense for “rive”: “to split or tear apart violently”, as to split up wood with an axe or shatter stone with a sledge-hammer.

Think Progress » Defending Bush’s Veto, Rove Grossly Distorts Stem Cell Science 2006

But beyond the mechanical breakdown, Kilpatrick's salacious, headline-commandeering controversy has inflamed the racial tensions that have rived this region.

Friends Like These 2008

How can foreign forces bring peace to countries rived by brutal war without becoming a party to the conflict?

The Thin Blue Line 2008

All genomes are structured in such a way that exactly matches what you would expect from bng rived from an earlier common ancestor to other species.

Teach the Controversy James F. McGrath 2008

They were persuaded to take the remaining treasure and sink it at a secret location in the harbour before the Crusaders ar rived.

Crusader Gold Gibbons, David 2007

They were persuaded to take the remaining treasure and sink it at a secret location in the harbour before the Crusaders ar rived.

Crusader Gold Gibbons, David 2007