can-not

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Obviously we can-not plan for funerals or 3 a.m. phone calls.

Thou Shalt Not Turn Me Into a False Idol 2007
One was that the powers of the state alone can-not defeat terrorists.

Terror at Rush Hour 2007
The man, whoever he be, can-not be too good for my Lucy.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006
You grudge not your tears: and as I can-not give you tears for tears, from my eyes, shall not my arm weep?.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006
You see that you can-not, in justice to your brother, and to his children yet unborn, as well as in duty to your deceased grandtiithers, assume the veil

Sir Charles Grandison 2006
Greville can-not love him: he can only admire him, and that every-body does, who has been but once in his com-pany.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006
His I can-not expect to be: I must then of necessity be a single woman as long as I live.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006
You can-not escape from this islet on which the ‘Duncan’ leaves you.

The Mysterious Island 2005
You can-not escape from this islet on which the ‘Duncan’ leaves you.

The Mysterious Island 2005
The circumstances of depth and descent strike so strongly upon him, that their influence can-not be destroy'd by the contrary circumstances of support and solidity, which ought to give him a perfect security.

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