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The Scotsman, who calls Melbourne home, said the property was an investment.
2
Six large, guilty-looking Scotsman who apparently had nothing to say for themselves.
3
There was one Scotsman whose letters I used to have to write.
4
Vengeance spoke in the sombre fire that blazed in every Scotsman's eye.
5
The advice of consultant, Scotsman David McGregor, was central to the decision.
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When the leader of the rebellion murmured against this, the Scotchman answered:
2
As the door closed, Harrigan turned in stupid amazement upon the Scotchman.
3
The narrator adds, In America they would have lynched the too-jovial Scotchman.
4
The upper lip of the Scotchman was a straight line of resolution.
5
Then the Scotchman, Cuthbert Vane and I set off through the woods.
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The 52-year-old Scot is concerned about the security situation in Northern Ireland.
2
The very name, 'Scot,' in ancient times meant a person from Ireland.
3
And they are still no where near the late, great Scot's accent.
4
But the Scot had not counted on young English sprinter Mike McFarlane.
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Are you familiar with a former Secret Service agent named Scot Harvath?
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As a Scot myself, I think this is going a little far.
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Are we doing this or not? Scot asked, gesturing to my room.
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By the window was a Scot in kilts, who was equally tall.
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Major McCoy was a tough little Scot who carried himself neatly erect.
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He is a Scot, from one of the lochs of the North.
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A Scot is always a reformer and a preacher, in his heart.
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The quietly spoken, humble Scot originally set out to be a painter.
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Then to church again, and heard a simple Scot preach most tediously.
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The outspoken Scot did not identify the targets of his verbal volley.
15
The Scot is happy with his game, less so with his ankle.
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No other Scot has ever made me more proud to be Scottish.
