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Then, about halfway through the address, Bush started to sketch the perceived perils and coined a three-word phrase: "axis of evil" - Iran, Iraq and North Korea.
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Instead of merely informing consumers, they often work as three-word koans: Made in Canada.
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It showed the wounded Ali, mute in hospital, his swollen cheek hanging at a grotesque angle – and his index finger pointing to the scrawled three-word notice above the bed.
The night I saw Muhammad Ali fight Joe Frazier – in Kensington | Frank Keating
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In addition, Mr. Holder provided a three-word answer early on this morning that Senator Durbin lauded as welcome: “Waterboarding is torture.”
Live Blogging Holder’s Confirmation Hearing - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com
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So I have a two-word choice, a three-word choice and a five-word choice.
26 « January « 2009 « Axiom's Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy
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Wills, just as inevitably, offered the same three-word reply: “Wait and see.”
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And just who wouldn't, after hearing the same, boring, three-word story, begin to "snore"?
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French call "chambre à part," that is, sleeping in separate rooms -- for I am worn out by his three-word repetitive phrase.
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Though I do not agree with my daughter (Braise understands my English ... when there's a reward biscuit in my hand), her language comment does remind me of a tip that I have just learned: speak in one -, two -, or three-word commands.
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If you wonder what the central issue of the 2012 election will be, Nancy Pelosi has a three-word proposal: "Medicare, Medicare, Medicare."
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