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The capital and largest city of the Czech Republic in the western part of the country; a cultural and commercial center since the 14th century.

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        Ús de Prag en anglès
        1
        Not annihilative, since Prag can hold out, though with prospect of famishing.
        The World's Greatest Books — Volume 12 — Modern History
        2
        The siege of Prag is raised and the Prussian army-muchsmaller-retreatsto Saxony.
        The World's Greatest Books — Volume 12 — Modern History
        3
        I would say that Prag Eshwar has done what Prags do, which is-
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        4
        Corporal Prag yet further improved the occasion, earning Dam's heartfelt blessing.
        Snake and Sword: A Novel
        5
        Ever since he took care of Prag's wife, when she died, he's got him hypnotized.
        Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
        6
        You apparently got inside Prag Eshwar's head somehow.
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        7
        There arrived, he shouted for the Corporal of the Guard and was quickly confronted by Corporal Prag.
        Snake and Sword: A Novel
        8
        The foreman come to me last night and says, Prag I hear you belong to the union.
        Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
        9
        Come with me, Prag, to my house.
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        10
        Corporal Prag knew his victim's little weakness and grinned maliciously as Dam sprang into bed without a word.
        Snake and Sword: A Novel
        11
        I'll go across and see if I can help Dr. Jonathan take care of that poor wreck, Prag.
        Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
        12
        Do you want anything, Prag?
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        13
        Won't you come in, Prag?
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        14
        He is not to stand on the defensive, but to go on it; startles the world by suddenly marching on Prag, in three columns.
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        15
        This view is an agreement with the theory recently put forward by Suess in his "Antlitz der Erde" (Prag and Leipzig, 1885).
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        16
        I knew that Prag was just about crazy enough to do it, because I've heard Dr. Jonathan talk about the mental disease he's got.
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