gerated

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In heraldry, covered by a number of small bearings (compare semé); especially, differenced by the use of such small bearings. See difference, and marks of cadency (under cadency).

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“Very intriguing,” Andy finally said, rubbing her chin in an exag-gerated sage-like manner.

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Only when the boy stepped back and presented the Keys of Elrinfaer with exag-gerated courtesy did she relax and lower her hands.

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At least their metallurgical skill hadn't been exag-gerated by the worshipful folk of Moulokin.

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Many of these references are to games with clay, sand, and stone pre-figuring sculpture and architecture, but their importance should not be exag - gerated.

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Publishing false or exag - gerated statements of aff'airs of corporations, partnerships, etc.,

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Publishing false or exag - gerated statements of aff'airs of corporations, partnerships, etc.,

Acts and resolves passed by the General Court 1663
Publishing false or exag - gerated statements of afl'airs of corporations, partnerships, etc.,

Acts and resolves passed by the General Court 1663
Publishing false or exag - gerated statements of affairs of corporations, partnerships, etc.,

Acts and resolves passed by the General Court 1663
She sought to clear them by appealing to Calibree, in a manner of exag - gerated liveliness, “Doctor, have the medical societies in

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