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- verb Present participle of
bulldoze .
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Examples
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There has been more of the "night-riding," the whippings, the mysterious disappearances, the hangings, and the terrorism comprehended in the term bulldozing than has been reported by those "abstracts and brief chronicles of the time," the Southern newspapers, which are now all of one party, and defer to the ruling sentiment among the whites.
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There has been more of the "night-riding," the whippings, the mysterious disappearances, the hangings, and the terrorism comprehended in the term bulldozing than has been reported by those "abstracts and brief chronicles of the time," the Southern newspapers, which are now all of one party, and defer to the ruling sentiment among the whites.
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And the removal of the cruel whip-hand, or in other words the bulldozing half-breed, had brought with it a joyous reaction.
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And the removal of the cruel whip-hand, or in other words the bulldozing half-breed, had brought with it a joyous reaction.
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And finally - it is bernacke who put the idea of bulldozing excessin the market forward, not Greenspna.
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And the removal of the cruel whip-hand, or in other words the bulldozing half-breed, had brought with it a joyous reaction.
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And the removal of the cruel whiphand, or in other words the bulldozing half-breed, had brought with it a joyous reaction.
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I recall the bulldozing, the taunts, jeers and epithets hurled against them.
The new man : twenty-nine years a slave, twenty-nine years a free man,
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Actually, no, that's called bulldozing the swamp that nurtures you.
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Actually, no, that's called bulldozing the swamp that nurtures you.
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