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Bob, who once weighed over four hundred pounds, was now exaltingly thin because of his new invention, the All-Brown Diet: smoking three packs of cigarettes and drinking twelve cups of coffee a day, period.
Women Food and God Geneen Roth 2010
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Bob, who once weighed over four hundred pounds, was now exaltingly thin because of his new invention, the All-Brown Diet: smoking three packs of cigarettes and drinking twelve cups of coffee a day, period.
Women Food and God Geneen Roth 2010
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As far as status quo liberal democracy goes, I am not opposed to it — when properly and exaltingly defined.
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It reminds me of my lab-experiment days when you'd keep adding elements till you successfully concocted a new compound and exaltingly cried out Eureka!
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It reminds me of my lab-experiment days when you'd keep adding elements till you successfully concocted a new compound and exaltingly cried out Eureka!
Archive 2008-04-01 2008
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Consequently, al - though he speaks exaltingly of the Church, as an insti - tution he sees it as having but a brief duration in this world, as indeed he regarded the world itself as fast approaching its end.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas S. G. F. BRANDON 1968
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I think the great tempter must be exaltingly satisfied when he has inserted into the life of anyone this germ of envy.
Brooks by the Traveller's Way 1864-1923 1902
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Much of this vast literature revolves exaltingly around "pay for performance," the notion that only "deserving" CEOs should make $20 or $50 or $100 million a year.
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Much of this vast literature revolves exaltingly around "pay for performance," the notion that only "deserving" CEOs should make $20 or $50 or $100 million a year.
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Much of this vast literature revolves exaltingly around "pay for performance," the notion that only "deserving" CEOs should make $20 or $50 or $100 million a year.
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