Definitions
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- proper noun   A book of the 
Old Testament ofBible , and of theTanakh . - proper noun biblical  Any of several men in the 
Old Testament , especially the minorprophet and author of this book. - proper noun   A male 
given name ofBiblical origin. Used since the 17th century, but never popular. 
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun an Old Testament book telling the prophecies of Micah foretelling the destruction of Jerusalem
 - noun a minor Hebrew prophet (8th century BC)
 
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Examples
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Hengstenberg maintains that the passage in Micah is the original.
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All this is incidental to the abuse of the prophesy in Micah by the author of Matthew.
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However, she could well be a major player in the story to come and, of course, Micah is still quite young.
Hero Fans...Who Is Rebel? yearn4themoon 2009
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The prophesy in Micah makes it clear that it is refering to the clan, rather than the place.
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For instance when adolescent Micah is abducted, his mom Margie needs closure as she obsesses over knowing who and why.
The Northwoods Chronicles-Elizabeth Engstrom « The Merry Genre Go Round Reviews 2008
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Reader Micah is under contract with AT&T, and is interested in getting the new iPhone when it comes out.
AT&T's Customer Service Has No Damn Clue What's Going On With The New iPhone - The Consumerist 2008
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Ummmm .... dead Micah is a far stretch from making Nikki see something so bad that she would rip her eyes out.
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I think Micah is working his way into that group for sure, with a lot of pop sensibility and a unique voice.
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I think Micah is working his way into that group for sure, with a lot of pop sensibility and a unique voice.
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The Democrat approach on Social Security, if you read Kevin Drum, Atrios, and Micah is summed up with one word:
 
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