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- verb Common misspelling of
altered .
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Examples
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Many people are saying Mein Kampf, and that makes a certain kind of sense, though I don't think it the nonexistence of the book itself would have alterred the course of history much.
Books 2006
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Many people are saying Mein Kampf, and that makes a certain kind of sense, though I don't think it the nonexistence of the book itself would have alterred the course of history much.
Archive 2006-08-01 2006
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We met Dr. Schaller at the Manchester airport so that we could study him in his native environment, and we discovered that his gravitational forces had only been slightly alterred by his time away, and they did not interfere with ours at all.
Archive 2006-06-01 2006
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We met Dr. Schaller at the Manchester airport so that we could study him in his native environment, and we discovered that his gravitational forces had only been slightly alterred by his time away, and they did not interfere with ours at all.
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He was his usual, jovial self, even though his profile has been alterred, somewhat.
grouse Diary Entry grouse 2002
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Terracotta alterred the way the two layers were linked, eliminating the need to keep clients primed with a key, Harris said.
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Terracotta alterred the way the two layers were linked, eliminating the need to keep clients primed with a key, Harris said.
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Terracotta alterred the way the two layers were linked, eliminating the need to keep clients primed with a key, Harris said.
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Terracotta alterred the way the two layers were linked, eliminating the need to keep clients primed with a key, Harris said.
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Terracotta alterred the way the two layers were linked, eliminating the need to keep clients primed with a key, Harris said.
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