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Instead, he struck out west to have a look at a more ramshackle ediface built from corrugated metal and plywood.
DBTL 72B: The Six Million Złoty Man, Act II Johnny Pez 2010
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The republicans are a ramshackled shell, an ediface of its former self, that houses, or is possessed by an alien being, the Neocons.
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I'm wearing a hardhat to day so I don't get barried under the debris as the NDE ediface crumbles.
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As the builder of any home would know an extension on an existing ediface would begin with the construction of a suitable frame.
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The Maccabees were indeed religious fanatics who used force to turn back the Hellenistic tide that at the time threatened the entire ediface of Temple Judaism.
Hitchens hates Hanukkah. Ann Althouse 2007
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The Maccabees were indeed religious fanatics who used force to turn back the Hellenistic tide that at the time threatened the entire ediface of Temple Judaism.
Hitchens hates Hanukkah. Ann Althouse 2007
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Could it be the Palacial Oaken ediface to the entrance of Bonkers Hall?
Jailbird 2006
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Both provisions are NP keystones in a carefully structured constitutional ediface resting on the two pillars of devolved powers to regions in a federalist system, and powersharing at central government.
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The government there is barely functional, bombs still go off killing people on a daily basis, and the only real reason the whole ediface doesn't collapse like a house of cards is the continued presence of American troops.
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The Republicans are trying to build a political ediface that many in the movement want to burn down.
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Prolagus commented on the word ediface
Interesting Urban Dictionary definition.
October 23, 2008