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- proper noun A
British surname ; variant ofPratt .
Etymologies
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Examples
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DN Pritt is described as an "almost certainly underground" Communist but also a "Good MP (ie locally).
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They first asked a vote question without mentioning Pritt's name and found 49% support for Caperton and 33% for Republican Cleve Benedict, while another 9% volunteered that they planned to write-in Pritt.
Murkowski's Support Goes Up And Down, According To Yet Another Alaska Poll
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But a real Communist would, of course, hand the secret over without any sense of guilt, & so would a real crypto, such as Pritt [the MP, D.N. Pritt].
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But a real Communist would, of course, hand the secret over without any sense of guilt, & so would a real crypto, such as Pritt [the MP, D.N. Pritt].
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This time they offered a three-way choice between Democrat Caperton, Republican Benedict or the option to "write in Charlotte Pritt."
Murkowski's Support Goes Up And Down, According To Yet Another Alaska Poll
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That year incumbent Democratic Governor Gaston Caperton received a spirited primary challenge from Charlotte Pritt, so spirited that when Pritt lost the primary she launched a write-in campaign for the general election.
Murkowski's Support Goes Up And Down, According To Yet Another Alaska Poll
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The split was first noticed on Tuesday, when the PM was reportedly seen locking himself in the Cabinet Office with a Pritt-Stick and Lord Mandelson's porn stash.
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Mason-Dixon then followed up with a sentence explaining that Pritt, "who finished second in the May Democratic primary election, has announced she is running as a write-in candidate," and then repeated the vote question.
Murkowski's Support Goes Up And Down, According To Yet Another Alaska Poll
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The split was first noticed on Tuesday, when the PM was reportedly seen locking himself in the Cabinet Office with a Pritt-Stick and Lord Mandelson's porn stash.
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But one thing we do know about John Pritt Harley is that his nickname, “Fat Jack,” was something of a misnomer—he was a tall and skinny guy.
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