Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
Brooklynite .
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Examples
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It is yet another irony that, while two of the best Brooklyn Dodgers of the '50s, Robinson and Snider, were Los Angelans, two of the best Los Angeles Dodgers of the '60s, Koufax and Tommy Davis, were Brooklynites.
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"Atlantic Yards had -- and continues to have -- the overwhelming support of Brooklynites, community leaders and elected officials," the developer claimed in a statement.
Norman Oder: Battle for Brooklyn Recasts the Atlantic Yards Narrative
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There were legions of Brooklynites who earnestly supported their team but would never follow baseball after they left.
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It is yet another irony that, while two of the best Brooklyn Dodgers of the '50s, Robinson and Snider, were Los Angelans, two of the best Los Angeles Dodgers of the '60s, Koufax and Tommy Davis, were Brooklynites.
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It is yet another irony that, while two of the best Brooklyn Dodgers of the '50s, Robinson and Snider, were Los Angelans, two of the best Los Angeles Dodgers of the '60s, Koufax and Tommy Davis, were Brooklynites.
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There were legions of Brooklynites who earnestly supported their team but would never follow baseball after they left.
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There were legions of Brooklynites who earnestly supported their team but would never follow baseball after they left.
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And there could be another upside, Mr. Schweiger said: "Maybe it will make some more Brooklynites more of the elite."
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There were legions of Brooklynites who earnestly supported their team but would never follow baseball after they left.
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It is yet another irony that, while two of the best Brooklyn Dodgers of the '50s, Robinson and Snider, were Los Angelans, two of the best Los Angeles Dodgers of the '60s, Koufax and Tommy Davis, were Brooklynites.
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