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Problem with Strung Out is they're copyrighted and would want money.
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Strung out: Legal citation, The Bluebook, and the anxiety of authority.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Hitting the Big Time (and Going Straight to the Top) 2010
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German Shorthair pointers from hunting stock were my best, but they are High Strung for the first decade or so, after that they tend to mellow, and hard on the housekeeping but oh so worth it in hunting season.
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Problem with Strung Out is they're copyrighted and would want money.
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In the package was a 40-year-old Kabar hunting knife that had belonged to the late Norm Strung.
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German Shorthair pointers from hunting stock were my best, but they are High Strung for the first decade or so, after that they tend to mellow, and hard on the housekeeping but oh so worth it in hunting season.
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Strung along for five miles in the rear, the remainder of the race strove to overtake them, but vainly, for to Louis Savoy alone was the glory given of keeping Jack Harrington's killing pace.
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Strung together they would relay messages from the president who might be orbiting somewhere over the East Coast in his plane, all the way out to Looking Glass, beyond Looking Glass then to these planes that can fire these missiles from the air—the ALCC, the Airborne Launch Control Centers.
How the End Begins Ron Rosenbaum 2011
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Strung together they would relay messages from the president who might be orbiting somewhere over the East Coast in his plane, all the way out to Looking Glass, beyond Looking Glass then to these planes that can fire these missiles from the air—the ALCC, the Airborne Launch Control Centers.
How the End Begins Ron Rosenbaum 2011
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Strung by a child in a country I cannot find on a map, the tiger-eyes match each other unevenly: similar shapes with different refractions of yellow and black.
Tiger-eyed Halsted M. Bernard 2011
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