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- noun Plural form of
thriller .
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Examples
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Mr Ambler did not like the villains in thrillers: Power crazed or coldly sane master-criminals, or old-fashioned professional devils.
Spy master Eric Ambler in The Times archive Maxine 2009
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Mr Ambler did not like the villains in thrillers: Power crazed or coldly sane master-criminals, or old-fashioned professional devils.
Spy master Eric Ambler in The Times archive Maxine 2009
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Mr Ambler did not like the villains in thrillers: Power crazed or coldly sane master-criminals, or old-fashioned professional devils.
Books Maxine 2009
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The other side to those thrillers is that people who have degrees and/or expertise in the professions that inspire the thrillers believe they have experiences and/or the knowledge to write a better thriller than the current practitioners of the genre.
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Mr Ambler did not like the villains in thrillers: Power crazed or coldly sane master-criminals, or old-fashioned professional devils.
June 2009 Maxine 2009
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"Eisler fans may miss the sleek, moody tone that distinguished his John Rain thrillers in this highly readable first in a new series introducing another assassin hero."
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The other side to those thrillers is that people who have degrees and/or expertise in the professions that inspire the thrillers believe they have experiences and/or the knowledge to write a better thriller than the current practitioners of the genre.
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The other side to those thrillers is that people who have degrees and/or expertise in the professions that inspire the thrillers believe they have experiences and/or the knowledge to write a better thriller than the current practitioners of the genre.
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The other side to those thrillers is that people who have degrees and/or expertise in the professions that inspire the thrillers believe they have experiences and/or the knowledge to write a better thriller than the current practitioners of the genre.
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Mr Ambler did not like the villains in thrillers: Power crazed or coldly sane master-criminals, or old-fashioned professional devils.
PETRONA Maxine 2009
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