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Examples
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Oak is still worn on the 29th of May, and it is called Shik-shak Day.
John Keble's Parishes Charlotte Mary Yonge 1862
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"Covering war, conflict and political upheaval all entails possible physical danger, and we have to be more careful," says Hun Shik Kim, who covered Iraq and now teaches at the University of Colorado.
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We got out of the car and I noticed that the front window of his office had been daubed with graffiti that read "Voting Shik" (un-Islamic).
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President Roh Moo-Hyun and Science and Technology Minister Kim Woo-Shik took part in the ceremony at Daejeon, 160 kilometres south of Seoul.
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"Asphalt is an extreme and hostile environment for life to survive," said Jong-Shik Kim, who initiated the study.
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Yitzy held Chung-Shik's stare, the Asian boy looking back, not scared as much as disappointed.
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Chung-Shik said amiably, Yitzy practically aglow at his side.
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"Chase me instead," Yitzy said, sort of pantomiming that he could be Chung-Shik and Chung-Shik could be him, switch off the yarmulke and all.
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South Korean journalist Gong Jong Shik found something unexpected on the highway outside Pyongyang recently: apples.
Nowhere To Go But Up 2007
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We teased Yitzy Penis ruthlessly, and as a result he formed a real friendship with his gentile neighbor Chung-Shik, the only Asian boy in town.
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