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Examples
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But the Norrises say they also lost business because they couldn't accommodate many custom orders.
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But with fewer people living here now, people like the Norrises feel outnumbered.
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He shook hands with the Norrises three times all round, and then reviewed them from a little distance as a brave commander might, with his ample cloak drawn forward over the right shoulder and thrown back upon the left side to reveal his manly breast.
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With that he made his bow to the Norrises, and walked out like a man of snow; very cool externally, but pretty hot within.
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‘Ah!’ sighed all the Norrises, quite overwhelmed with despondency.
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But, through all the spheres it would go forth that the Norrises, deceived by gentlemanly manners and appearances, had, falling from their high estate, ‘received’ a dollarless and unknown man.
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Mr Bevan told them about Mark and the negro, and then it appeared that all the Norrises were abolitionists.
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Unfortunately, the Rouses, DePrees, and Norrises were relatively few and far between.
Beyond the Bottom Line Joel Makower 1994
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Unfortunately, the Rouses, DePrees, and Norrises were relatively few and far between.
Beyond the Bottom Line Joel Makower 1994
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Roderick Knighton's yellow TR7 had just joined the Norrises 'worn-out Citroen on the gravel drive.
The Speaker Of Mandarin Rendell, Ruth, 1930- 1983
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