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Examples
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There is in this citie one fountaine rented by saint Marke, which is bound euery eight dayes once, to water all the gardens in the towne, and the keeper of this fountaine hath for euery tree a Bizantin, which is twelue soldes Venice, and sixpence sterling.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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I don't really remember who I bought the TableMate tables from 3 years ago, it might have been Betterware or Marke, but I am not sure anymore.
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I don't really remember who I bought the TableMate tables from 3 years ago, it might have been Betterware or Marke, but I am not sure anymore.
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I don't really remember who I bought the TableMate tables from 3 years ago, it might have been Betterware or Marke, but I am not sure anymore.
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When I mention reading in several places the repeated opinion that Mr. Pape is somewhat young to be singing Boris — which ignores the fact that the great Russian basso Feodor Chaliapin was about 29 when he began singing the role — Mr. Pape responds: I have heard these things for 20 years — you are too young for King Marke, for King Philip, for Sarastro.
The King of the Lyric Basses Barrymore Laurence Scherer 2010
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I don't really remember who I bought the TableMate tables from 3 years ago, it might have been Betterware or Marke, but I am not sure anymore.
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I don't really remember who I bought the TableMate tables from 3 years ago, it might have been Betterware or Marke, but I am not sure anymore.
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I don't really remember who I bought the TableMate tables from 3 years ago, it might have been Betterware or Marke, but I am not sure anymore.
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I don't really remember who I bought the TableMate tables from 3 years ago, it might have been Betterware or Marke, but I am not sure anymore.
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The mere experience of hearing them sing with such mastery made up for a lack of tenderness or subtlety, which was plentifully supplied by the top-drawer supporting cast of Brangäne (Anne Sofie von Otter, intelligent and vigilant), the wise, wronged King Marke (Matthew Best) and, most affecting of all, Jukka Rasilainen as Kurwenal, troubled, faithful and rigid with grief.
Tristan und Isolde; LSO/Gergiev Fiona Maddocks 2010
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