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- proper noun Alternative spelling of
Hanukkah .
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Examples
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I suppose in the interests of ‘equality’, the BTP will not mention the words Eid, Diwali, or Hannuka?
Just To Show I Didn’t Make It Up…….. « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2009
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My three sons are like the guy sitting at a slot machine when it pays off - they get presents for 8 days of Hannuka alternate spelling and then a bushel basket of more presents from my in-laws family on Christmas.
Stan Brooks: Santa is Not An Anagram for Satan Stan Brooks 2010
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My three sons are like the guy sitting at a slot machine when it pays off - they get presents for 8 days of Hannuka alternate spelling and then a bushel basket of more presents from my in-laws family on Christmas.
Stan Brooks: Santa is Not An Anagram for Satan Stan Brooks 2010
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My three sons are like the guy sitting at a slot machine when it pays off - they get presents for 8 days of Hannuka alternate spelling and then a bushel basket of more presents from my in-laws family on Christmas.
Stan Brooks: Santa is Not An Anagram for Satan Stan Brooks 2010
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My three sons are like the guy sitting at a slot machine when it pays off - they get presents for 8 days of Hannuka alternate spelling and then a bushel basket of more presents from my in-laws family on Christmas.
Stan Brooks: Santa is Not An Anagram for Satan Stan Brooks 2010
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My three sons are like the guy sitting at a slot machine when it pays off - they get presents for 8 days of Hannuka alternate spelling and then a bushel basket of more presents from my in-laws family on Christmas.
Stan Brooks: Santa is Not An Anagram for Satan Stan Brooks 2010
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My three sons are like the guy sitting at a slot machine when it pays off - they get presents for 8 days of Hannuka alternate spelling and then a bushel basket of more presents from my in-laws family on Christmas.
Stan Brooks: Santa is Not An Anagram for Satan Stan Brooks 2010
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We are ending the Hannuka holiday and celebrating the new year, while worrying about friends whose children or grandchildren are being called up to reserve service and about colleagues in the Sapir college in Sderot who are spending the holidays with their families in air raid shelters.
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This morning, a rainy morning in the middle of the Jewish holiday of Hannuka and on Christmas day, the police forcefully took the 12 children living the home out to wait in the rain while the budozers demolished their "new" home.
Archive 2008-12-01 2008
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Christmas, Hannuka, Kwanzaa and Eid Al-Fitr all fall round about December time.
Archive 2007-12-01 SusanT 2007
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