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• “He, who was sheer bladed steel in the imperious flashing of his will, could swashbuckle and bully like any over-seas roisterer, or wheedle as wickedly winningly as the first woman out of Eden or the last woman of that descent.”

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• “No offense to those who liked the Errol Flynn version the best (the man sure could swashbuckle), but please stop calling him the "original".”

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• “A gleeful, no-holds-barred nod to Charles Dickens, peppered liberally with doses of Gothic and swashbuckle.”

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• “V. F.'s guest editor and Ed Coaster swashbuckle from Bamako to Soweto.”

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• “Raised by an anthropologist mother specializing in women's studies and a father who taught college English, she grew up to swashbuckle her way through Yale and then Oxford as a Rhodes scholar.”

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• “But the crowd roared even more when the real Steve Jobs unveiled the new iBook -- the latest evidence that no computer company can swashbuckle like Apple.”

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• “I'm just saying its nice to have someone around who knows how to swashbuckle.”

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• “What's more, these guys see their quest as a shot in the dark, and with the courage of youth-and the swashbuckle from consuming probably too much science fiction-they show none of the inbred timidity that supposedly characterizes their countrymen.”

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• “Looks at Zuma Dogg and extends hand for handshake Zuma lad, it is not that I wish you to remain silent; rather, if you will, observe this battle rather than draw your sword and swashbuckle.”

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• “And if you weren't waiting, then swashbuckle away with ye.”

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