stal

• “Stalin, she says, got his name from the word stal, which means “steel,” because he was as strong as steel.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Mountain of Crumbs

• “Dzhugashvili selected the Russian word for ` steel, 'stal', as the root of his revolutionary name, the - in and - ov (- off, - ev) suffixes of Russian surnames being only surname indicators.”

  Verbatim: VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XIX No 3

• “To try to use sexism to stal an election is ridiculous.”

  Clinton says she expects lead in popular vote, primary delegates

• “Two of the officials turned toward the public address announcer and smiled supportively when he pronounced the center's last name correctly during introductions - it's KIK'-een-stal'-yun-sy-ems.”

  USATODAY.com

• “M. stal sie moim Przyjacielem w nie wiem, ktorym momencie tak naprawde. tylko On tak rozsmiesza, tylko On tak pociesza, tylko On tak slucha.”

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• “Takmer preto, že Dawkins zavádza pojem, ktorý sa stal základom nášho informačného lexikón veku: meme.”

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• “Od stal nierdzewna ciało dowód krystaliczny tarcza, Replika replica Chanel hand bags właśnie przedrzeźniać the istny Rolex zegarek przy swój pełny.”

  Learning from Katrina - The Austrian Economists

• “She said hospital administrators were appealing to nurses to maintain a skeleton stal patients.”

  ANC Daily News Briefing

• “If she did, he might stal: t questioning why she had felt the need to lie and protect herself in the first place.”

  So Close And No Closer

• “Realizing that the Convention was in peril, he sought out Madison, and found, to his surprise, that this Virginia stal - wart was in favour of naming a time limit after which the importation of slaves would be out - lawed, suggesting 1800 as an acceptable date.”

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