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Examples
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That is why the REPUBLICANS have put us into eyeball level debt and bame it on Social Security etc.
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Now he's into adorable custom abbreviations: Daddy down the bame?
WHAT did he just say? Tyler 2009
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You can't blame the people working for you – fire time if they are not taking you in the direction that you feel you need to go; you can't bame the media – they were just a tough on Senator Obama as they were on Senator Clinton no matter what you and others think; money – you have to be financially responsible with the money that others entrust you with.
Clinton advisor blames strategy disagreements, money for loss 2008
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As his bame suggests, he is blessed with such a noble duty and the way Clinton ran the campaign, I am convinced that she would try to overshadow Obama instead of working under HIS shadow. wycliffe, NJ
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Yes | No | Report from Alex Williams the Fly Rod Winner wrote 2 years 1 week ago it is true he will get it to you fast .. got all the way down here to bame in bout 3 days
Ready to Fish with a Free Rod? Tim Romano 2008
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He had some brother-in-laws, a couple of Allen boys, Joe and, never can think of the bame, anyway, Joe and his brother Allen.
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He would rather drive himself, for this we cannot bame him, it is human nature, men and women like to rule, though all are not as willing to confess it.
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He would rather drive himself, for this we cannot bame him, it is human nature, men and women like to rule, though all are not as willing to confess it.
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Well, thin, what did she do, but jist dhrop down her shticks, and fly up in a great fright and flutter to the big bame acrass inside o 'the roof, where the fox couldn't get at her?
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Baim-wawa -- bame-waw'waw -- represents to the Indian the sound of thunder, the equivalent of our words rumble, grumble, and the like.
Hiawatha; a poem, by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Illustrated by John Rea Neill. 1856
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There are similar concerns about use of the collective and abbreviated terms for Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) and Black, Asian, and minority ethnic (BAME) (commonly used in the UK).
Updated Guidance on the Reporting of Race and Ethnicity in Medical and Science Journals For Authors 2021
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