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Last season, she appeared in "Coax", a short play from the Midwest premiere of THINGS WE SAID TODAY by
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Last season, she appeared in "Coax", a short play from the Midwest premiere of THINGS WE SAID TODAY by
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Amy Alkon on MND/Nobody's Gonna "Coax" Me To Blow People Or Places Up
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Originally posted March 26, 2007 on my now defunct blog ‘Coax Me’.
Massacre Transit « Giant Killer Squid - Film, Comics, News, Reviews and more 2008
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Linebacker ADA Bradely Fighting Vehicle with a stinger pod of 4 stingers, 1 25mm Bushmaster, and 1 M240 7.62 Coax.
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Coax wiring -- don't try to do it yourself, because you probably don't know what youre doing.
25 Reasons Why Cable Technicians Hate You - The Consumerist 2008
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There are plethora of ports to choose from: 10 USB, 2 Firewire, eSata, a multiformat card reader, and Coax and Digital SPDIF ports for 8-Channel surround-sound support.
Wired Top Stories 2010
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In my mind, 56K - dialup is the Yugo, DSL/ISDN is the Corolla, Coax broadband is the Cadillac while carrier grade services (T1+) are the delivery trucks/tractor-trailers.
NetZero Equals Net ... Zero bluemeanie 2009
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Coax To persuade (someone) gradually or by flattery to do something
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Coax him into tailored jeans from familiar labels he already trusts.
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