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• Anni-me-au-gee-zhick-ud, as the Indians term it, and a far more appropriate term it is than the unmeaning Saxon phrase of/Sunday. —  Memoirs of 30 Years with the Indian Tribes on the American Frontiers
• King Ephour of Noul-ud-Sheraym will die at eight-twenty in the evening of a moa bone stuck in his throat. —  Into the Thinking Kingdoms
• The stone rolled toward Rha'ud, once, twice, then fell still. —  Bloodlines
• Although, in reaction to US pressure after September 11, Lashkar has officially been banned, in reality it continues to function under the name of Jamaat-ud Daawa, while Saeed continues openly to incite attacks on India and Western targets. —  Pakistan in Peril
• My Bert 'ud' ave fixed it right away. —  Crime On the Coast

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