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- noun Plural form of
signor .
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Examples
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Despite the substantial risks to them personally -- up to forty percent of colonists were opposed to independence and King George would surely have beheaded each and every one of the Declaration of Independence's signors for their treason -- they chose July 4, 1776 to stand up for their deepest held values.
Adam Winkler: A Day to "Make News" Adam Winkler 2011
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Despite the substantial risks to them personally -- up to forty percent of colonists were opposed to independence and King George would surely have beheaded each and every one of the Declaration of Independence's signors for their treason -- they chose July 4, 1776 to stand up for their deepest held values.
Adam Winkler: A Day to "Make News" Adam Winkler 2011
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Despite the substantial risks to them personally -- up to forty percent of colonists were opposed to independence and King George would surely have beheaded each and every one of the Declaration of Independence's signors for their treason -- they chose July 4, 1776 to stand up for their deepest held values.
Adam Winkler: A Day to "Make News" Adam Winkler 2011
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Despite the substantial risks to them personally -- up to forty percent of colonists were opposed to independence and King George would surely have beheaded each and every one of the Declaration of Independence's signors for their treason -- they chose July 4, 1776 to stand up for their deepest held values.
Adam Winkler: A Day to "Make News" Adam Winkler 2011
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Despite the substantial risks to them personally -- up to forty percent of colonists were opposed to independence and King George would surely have beheaded each and every one of the Declaration of Independence's signors for their treason -- they chose July 4, 1776 to stand up for their deepest held values.
Adam Winkler: A Day to "Make News" Adam Winkler 2011
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Despite the substantial risks to them personally -- up to forty percent of colonists were opposed to independence and King George would surely have beheaded each and every one of the Declaration of Independence's signors for their treason -- they chose July 4, 1776 to stand up for their deepest held values.
Adam Winkler: A Day to "Make News" Adam Winkler 2011
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Despite the substantial risks to them personally -- up to forty percent of colonists were opposed to independence and King George would surely have beheaded each and every one of the Declaration of Independence's signors for their treason -- they chose July 4, 1776 to stand up for their deepest held values.
Adam Winkler: A Day to "Make News" Adam Winkler 2011
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Despite the substantial risks to them personally -- up to forty percent of colonists were opposed to independence and King George would surely have beheaded each and every one of the Declaration of Independence's signors for their treason -- they chose July 4, 1776 to stand up for their deepest held values.
Adam Winkler: A Day to "Make News" Adam Winkler 2011
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I mean we have seen the collapse of certain signors of the economy over the last decade.
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Many of the pledge signors had already planned to disburse their wealth and most are already involved in philanthropy.
16 Tycoons Agree to Give Away Fortunes Robert A. Guth 2010
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