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The name Swish Swish is the literal translation from the word Shabu-shabu.
BC Bloggers 2009
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The mother-of-three and her husband, who is leader of the DUP, were dubbed the Swish Family Robinson after it was disclosed that they had received over £570,000 in salaries and expenses in a year.
Leave us in peace, says Northern Ireland first minister Peter Robinson 2010
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Worse still, Mr Robinson and his MP wife Iris were dubbed the Swish Family Robinson when it emerged that they and the relatives they employ took home £571,939.41 a year in various salaries and expenses.
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The festival, organised by Peterborough Environment City Trust, will have walks, bike training, photography masterclasses, a trashion show - featuring clothes made from other, worn-out items - and a Swish, which is a glamorous clothes-swapping event for fashionistas who like to be eco-friendly.
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Whoever coined the Swish family was very clever: it will, I suspect, stick for quite some time.
Slugger O'Toole 2009
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Whoever coined the Swish family was very clever: it will, I suspect, stick for quite some time.
Slugger O'Toole 2009
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In 1943 free swinging Bill "Swish" Nicholson of the Cubs led the league in home runs (29) and strikeouts (71).
Stanley H. Teitelbaum: What's Wrong With Baseball? Stanley H. Teitelbaum 2010
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In 1943 free swinging Bill "Swish" Nicholson of the Cubs led the league in home runs (29) and strikeouts (71).
Stanley H. Teitelbaum: What's Wrong With Baseball? Stanley H. Teitelbaum 2010
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In 1943 free swinging Bill "Swish" Nicholson of the Cubs led the league in home runs (29) and strikeouts (71).
Stanley H. Teitelbaum: What's Wrong With Baseball? Stanley H. Teitelbaum 2010
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In 1943 free swinging Bill "Swish" Nicholson of the Cubs led the league in home runs (29) and strikeouts (71).
Stanley H. Teitelbaum: What's Wrong With Baseball? Stanley H. Teitelbaum 2010
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