Definitions
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- n. Exurbia: the country beyond the city
Etymologies
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Examples
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Novak, whether under Mike Dunleavy Sr. or Kim Hughes, rarely got into games, and when he did, it was generally not for more than 10 minutes to provide three-point shooting, so the team may decide to let him go unless they decide his value extends beyond marksmanship from the outlands. —
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Huneven has a knack for limning the limits of guilt, and as her protagonist takes stock and charge of a too-lived-in life, the outlands of moral ambiguity begin to appear as sunken gardens of familiarity, blooming with humaneness.
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This was James C. Jones, a thirty-year-old freshman legislator from the outlands of Wilson County.
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You were my only company in the playground's outlands, from which we watched our classmates swarm like gnats above cow pies or angels on a pin.
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Half-assedly embarking upon his first quest, Thadeous joins Fabious to trek across the perilous outlands and free the princess.
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Also, it could possible take place in the MK outlands, away from the Yellow Sun, thus further draining the Kryptonian.
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Their dramatic formal exchanges between soldiers of civilization and warriors of the outlands seem like something out of Tacitus, giving the scene an unnerving aura of imperial romance.
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Baris was meeting with Governor Zaman right now, trying to smooth over the incident in the outlands.
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As they rolled along the forest floor trading blows, Koloth realized it was lucky for the humans that energy weapons were banned in the outlands.
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We see these two races going at each other all the time here in the outlands.
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