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What names, now, would you affix to this, and this, and this?
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Perhaps they were wanted to affix to some false certificate.
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But their befuddlement is a merit badge you can proudly affix to your rippling chest.
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Or might it be merely a convenient label to affix to the file drawer of case histories?
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There is no Irish seal even to affix to the document: the country is a national non-entity.
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This is soap, and this a penknife, I know; but what name do you affix to this?
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He refused-thelittle white linen margins which the clerk wished to affix to the V of his waistcoat.
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He called the cleverest of his children, and bade it affix to his breech-cloth a plantain-leaf, dog's-tail-wise, and waggishly.
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There is also an LED lamp that you can buy, €75, that you can affix to the sofa.
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Whether a great poet or not will depend on the scale we use and the meaning we affix to the term.
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The only idea man can affix to the name of God, is that of a first cause, the cause of all things.
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Cha0 was known for selling high-quality ATM-skimming hardware that crooks could affix to cash machines to grab debit card swipes and PINs.
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She points out the two special foil stickers affixed to the window.
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They read the handwritten sign that had been affixed to the front.
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Just look at it, his seal is not affixed to the paper.
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Fifty-nine signatures had been affixed to the death-warrant of this royal criminal.