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Examples
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In the _studette, _my wife had installed a little shower near the kitchenette.
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With Edgar spending all of his time drawing in his _studette _and my wife spread thin across the four corners of the neighborhood in search of an apartment for him, I was free to extract, mix, and dose in perfect peace.
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He could easily have found larger accommodations with more amenities than my little _studette, _with a bathroom that would have eliminated his need to use mine.
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In the _studette, _my wife had installed a little shower near the kitchenette.
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With Edgar spending all of his time drawing in his _studette _and my wife spread thin across the four corners of the neighborhood in search of an apartment for him, I was free to extract, mix, and dose in perfect peace.
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He could easily have found larger accommodations with more amenities than my little _studette, _with a bathroom that would have eliminated his need to use mine.
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Congrats, Jasmine-you are a studette and win a $500 Amazon. com gift card for being a Big Fat Smartypants.
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When my first cousin's son (my first cousin, a.k.a. the third-rate actor who got himself killed along with his wife, a third-rate actress, when they were both on the road in a third-rate play and riding in a third-rate bus that crashed) asked me if I could help him find a job and a place to live in Paris, I happily offered him (at a modest rent that I didn't feel the need to declare on my taxes) the sixth-floor maid's room turned _studette_ in the building I owned, in which my wife and I lived on the third floor.
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When my first cousin's son (my first cousin, a.k.a. the third-rate actor who got himself killed along with his wife, a third-rate actress, when they were both on the road in a third-rate play and riding in a third-rate bus that crashed) asked me if I could help him find a job and a place to live in Paris, I happily offered him (at a modest rent that I didn't feel the need to declare on my taxes) the sixth-floor maid's room turned _studette_ in the building I owned, in which my wife and I lived on the third floor.
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