Definitions
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- proper noun informal, with the The
Fifth Amendment . - proper noun informal, with the, by extension The right not to give self-incriminating testimony.
- proper noun Fifth Avenue.
- proper noun Fifth Street.
Etymologies
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Examples
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It then goes on to the Eighth Book (which it calls the Fifth), but omits the first five letters.
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Also UPC's Austria's introduction of what we call the Fifth Bundle or the triple play bundle, helped reduce data [inaudible] to the lowest level of the year and has driven record voice growth.
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We have, as so often in Fifth Doctor novels, a rather good Nyssa storyline as she goes off investigating with dire consequences; Tegan is less well served.
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And 230 Fifth is handing out red fleece robes and blankets to customers on the rooftop.
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The Fifth is about private property, of which real property is a subset as is money, etc.
The Volokh Conspiracy » President Obama Claimed that the Individual Mandate is Not a Tax
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For example - Beethoven's Fifth is "classical" or "romantic" and so is Mahlers 'First Symphony.
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Tuck appeared in Fifth District Court Monday for that charge but was not released or given a bail amount.
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Fifth is the invisible bureaucracy (which is also impenetrable).
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Ltd. of London and sold in Fifth Avenue shops in New York.
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I highly recommend it -- Laughter's Fifth is easily one of their best and most focused efforts.
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