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- verb Present participle of
godfather .
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Examples
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Knight' helmer Christopher Nolan (who is "godfathering" this re-ignited superhero franchise)
The Moviefone Blog Christopher Campbell 2010
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Knight' helmer Christopher Nolan (who is "godfathering" this re-ignited superhero franchise)
The Moviefone Blog Christopher Campbell 2010
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Knight' helmer Christopher Nolan (who is "godfathering" this re-ignited superhero franchise)
The Moviefone Blog Christopher Campbell 2010
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Knight' helmer Christopher Nolan (who is "godfathering" this re-ignited superhero franchise)
Cinematical Christopher Campbell 2010
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Knight' helmer Christopher Nolan (who is "godfathering" this re-ignited superhero franchise)
The Moviefone Blog Christopher Campbell 2010
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Knight' helmer Christopher Nolan (who is "godfathering" this re-ignited superhero franchise)
The Moviefone Blog Christopher Campbell 2010
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When I read through the first 250 or so pages of The Shock Doctrine, I too was impressed by the author's pinpointingMilton Friedman and the Chicago School as godfathering the doctrine.
The Shock Doctrine - the rise of disaster capitalism, a review 2010
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His weekly advisories immediately proliferate across the internet, no surprise to his admirers and contemporaries since all of his work is backed by an intense knowledge of music and a history of godfathering some of the best recordings ever made.
Mike Ragogna: Still Awesome After All These Years: An Interview With Producer Phil Ramone 2009
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All of this sounds like good stuff, especially since Christopher Nolan is godfathering the project.
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The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn, and though he has been preoccupied with Stacey Snider in launching the new DreamWorks and godfathering projects like
Mania News Feed 2009
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