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BrE verb práctíse = noun, AmE verb crévíce véngeance sometimes written as in French vígilance románce perfŏrmance noun = verb either stressed fînánce híndrance forbéarance enter éntrance beguile entrānce cf.— Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
It also reminds that a shortest path from u to v is the path with minimum weight of all paths from u to v, and that a shortest path in a graph might not exist if it contains a negative weight cycle.— Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
Margaret inquired Cup o' v--v--v--v--v Can't you write it down?"— The Starbucks
The opening phrases of both octave and sestette are very fine; but the second quatrain and the second terzina, though with a quality of beauty, both seem somewhat to lack distinctness The word rivers cannot be used with elision--the v is a hard pebble in the flow, and so are the closing consonants You must put up with streams if you keep the line You should have Bailey's dedicatory sonnet in Festus I am enclosing a fine sonnet by William Bell Scott, which I wished him to let me send you for your book.— Recollections of Dante Gabriel Rossetti

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