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He was held together by cotter pins, hose clamps, nuts, bolts, and magnets.
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The real Scottish cotter is quite another kind of person.
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She had taken lodgings in a cotter's but at Borg.
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Cork-based artist Maud Cotter wanted a combined living space and work studio.
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Ten minutes before our deadline, Cotter and I stood up in unison.
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His father was a cottier-therewere many here in those times.
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At the altar, serf and master, count or cottier, knelt side by side.
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Up to this time such was not the habit of Irish cottiers.
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By this time three years Mr Cottier can talk all he's a mind.
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Cottier said Moody's concern about declining consumption was overblown.
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I had never liked Mr Cottier, but I felt a sort of pity for him.
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He met but few persons, and those only cottiers.
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They will keep only a few miserable cottiers.
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Breakfast was ready on the table, and Mrs Cottier and Hugh were toasting some bread at the fire.
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They had cottiers (cottagers), day-labourers established in cottages, on their estate, usually near their own residence.
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They were Hugh and Mrs Cottier.
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Her father had been a partner in a great jewellery house, Cottier's, of Paris, London, and New York.
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That's where Mr Cottier is.
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Below the villeins in the social scale came the cottiers possessing smaller holdings, sometimes only a garden, and no oxen.
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But by co-operation among the cottiers and an intelligent Headquarter staff much could be done which at present appears impossible.
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"Poor old Nigger," said Mrs Cottier, as she unwrapped the parcel.