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Examples for "hector"
Examples for "hector"
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Hector gave Ranger a new keypad, and he said something in Spanish.
2
From such texts we know how right, and how wrong, Hector is.
3
We expected to find the mangled body of Hector in the morning.
4
Maybe he saw Hector go into the house to install your camera.
5
If both are empty, we'll try to find the place Hector described.
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Otherwise, Vladimir Putin may conclude he can bully countries inside the EU.
2
But I shall deny him the chance to bully me in public.
3
On that Twitter fight, Badu said, I just had to bully control.
4
Until one day, Felicity told the bully 'enough' and it all stopped.
5
Only social media makes it possible to bully on such a scale.
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Can you browbeat people into thinking something is popular when it isn't?
2
He was not easily browbeaten, and was generally prepared to browbeat others.
3
The leader then browbeat more of his gang into charging the doorway.
4
Don't let the Cabinet browbeat you, and smother you with plausible sophistries.
5
You come here and try to browbeat Miss Harriman when she's alone.
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But I did not come here to bullyrag like an old woman.
2
I tried to bullyrag him into keeping on, but it was no go.
3
She is likely to scold and 'bullyrag' to her heart's content.
4
Then we watched them go and bullyrag Jake; because we was pretty uneasy for him.
5
At last it was Shay's insistent bullyrag that had sent him to the remote farmhouse.
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However, this strong-arm approach was vetoed by his fellows, Accardo and Giancana.
2
Lately, Shorty had been using his badge to strong-arm support for Noah.
3
Louis Kaufman, the New Jersey union strong-arm, was given seven years.
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But if America can strong-arm companies into handing over data, so can China.
5
They use a few strong-arm tactics occasionally, but no more than established businesses.
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You can imagine how well he did without Hunters to boss around.
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And I shall provide you with an entire pack to boss around.
3
She could boss around a fleet of marines without anyone questioning her authority.
4
Now you'll find out who is the boss around here.
5
Don't you have minions to boss around at the worksite?
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Sprawling conglomerates often attract attention, but can be hard to push around.
2
Let the others push around, I'll wait and get the valise on somehow.
3
No more troops to push around or medals to be earned.
4
Morgan was a lot to push around, even with the help of the chair.
5
He knew what Hubert wanted: another pawn to push around in his game of politics.
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"Don't ballyrag the poor man," said Jane Hubbard.