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- noun Plural form of
Easter .
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Examples
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Even if it is now a bit anachronistic, its a nice moment of relief from never-ending consumerism, and for those of us old enough it recalls Easters and Christmases past where pretty much everything shut down for 3 days and we all got to see our families instead of going to the shops.
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Even if it is now a bit anachronistic, its a nice moment of relief from never-ending consumerism, and for those of us old enough it recalls Easters and Christmases past where pretty much everything shut down for 3 days and we all got to see our families instead of going to the shops.
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Even if it is now a bit anachronistic, its a nice moment of relief from never-ending consumerism, and for those of us old enough it recalls Easters and Christmases past where pretty much everything shut down for 3 days and we all got to see our families instead of going to the shops.
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Even if it is now a bit anachronistic, its a nice moment of relief from never-ending consumerism, and for those of us old enough it recalls Easters and Christmases past where pretty much everything shut down for 3 days and we all got to see our families instead of going to the shops.
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Even if it is now a bit anachronistic, its a nice moment of relief from never-ending consumerism, and for those of us old enough it recalls Easters and Christmases past where pretty much everything shut down for 3 days and we all got to see our families instead of going to the shops.
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Even if it is now a bit anachronistic, its a nice moment of relief from never-ending consumerism, and for those of us old enough it recalls Easters and Christmases past where pretty much everything shut down for 3 days and we all got to see our families instead of going to the shops.
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Even if it is now a bit anachronistic, its a nice moment of relief from never-ending consumerism, and for those of us old enough it recalls Easters and Christmases past where pretty much everything shut down for 3 days and we all got to see our families instead of going to the shops.
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Even if it is now a bit anachronistic, its a nice moment of relief from never-ending consumerism, and for those of us old enough it recalls Easters and Christmases past where pretty much everything shut down for 3 days and we all got to see our families instead of going to the shops.
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Don't get me wrong, I love the "Easters," but seriously, man, where exactly do these "eggs" come from!?
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The church has seen more than 200 Easters, but Snow said this one may be its biggest ever.
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