Definitions
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- noun Alternative spelling of
theine .
Etymologies
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Examples
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For example, this government goes to great lengths to negatiate WTO based open trade, but none of the protections thein seem to apply to the rights of free labor organization.
High income and Wealth, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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The launching and hewing of the timber compelled thein to work up to their waists in water.
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"Because that's the rules, and the guards, they know the rules, yes sir, they know them because they make thein."
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In thein, community leaders appear to be showing a genuine commitment to the peace process and are distancing themselves from those elements who are bent on destabilisation.
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The Tukar'rmnin made the spectacle unfold before thein.
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He looked up at the troupers surrounding the fire and pointed his finger at thein.
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And this is expressed by the legislator in the name, which is a compound of thein (running), and allesthai (leaping).
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If they'd used sense, they'd have flown thein back to Beta and turned them loose.
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But our friend with Scotch foresight and economy, has told us to make the servants of the Company do thein work.
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And this is expressed by the legislator in the name, which is a compound of thein
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