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An affidavit had been sworn -- which, after he left the house, Wicks, the clerk, was sent off to swear -- Then, Sir Frank, adds: "After all, this is merely given _as the statement of Wicks_ -- _on whose testimony not much reliance can be placed_."
Bardell v. Pickwick Charles Dickens 1841
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Seattle race car driver Russ Wicks is the only person to drive a boat and a car over 200 mph.
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Energy minister Malcolm Wicks is also playing down the EU element.
We are all very grateful… Richard 2006
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Andy Wicks is a forty-something father of two who’s tried everything to quit smoking — from going cold turkey, to the latest patches and nicotine chewing gums — so he figures he’ll give this hypnosis thing a try.
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Amy Michaels (ph), who owns a mall store called Wicks'n'Sticks remains optimistic.
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Mr. Wicks is a TV personality with his own syndicated series.
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"By the way, which of you is called Wicks?" he asked easily.
The Wrecker 1898
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One of the most beautiful points of view which Britain, or perhaps the world, can afford is, or rather we may say was, the prospect from a spot called the Wicks of Baiglie, being a species of niche at which the traveller arrived, after a long stage from Kinross, through a waste and uninteresting country, and from which, as forming
The Fair Maid of Perth St. Valentine's Day Walter Scott 1801
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"Wicks," repeated the doctor; "which of you is he?
The Wrecker 1898
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Nag on the Lake: Jenny Wicks 'pictures of redheads
Jenny Wicks' pictures of redheads The Nag 2009
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