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Meanings of daily mail in English

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Usage of daily mail in English
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It is one's newspaper and daily mail; I never grow tired of it.
Army Life in a Black Regiment
2
The Turon daily mail was well horsed and well driven.
Robbery under Arms / A Story of Life and Adventure in the Bush a...
3
Trivial letters, seeking benefactions of every kind, took the savor from his daily mail.
Mark Twain: A Biography. Volume I, Part 2: 1866-1875
4
TV shows and movies install themselves on hard drives or waft in with the daily mail.
Wired
5
The daily mail was not established until 1821.
The Story of Cooperstown
6
Turn to the Daily Mail, however, and the story was very different.
The Guardian
7
No problem, he said in reliving the goal for the Daily Mail.
Reuters
8
I shall tell you who will notice: the Daily Mail will notice.
The Guardian
9
The idea of a Daily Mail for Ireland is also being considered.
The Irish Times
10
The Daily Mail's response to a similar request was almost as brusque.
The Guardian
11
She told the Daily Mail last week how Meghan broke the news.
News.com.au
12
But she told the Daily Mail: I did not change the testimony.
The Guardian
13
Lorraine Kane told the Daily Mail: I did not change the testimony.
The Guardian
14
Three law enforcement sources have confirmed the motive to the Daily Mail.
News.com.au
15
According to The Daily Mail, Hill has confirmed both children are his.
News.com.au
16
There go your instructions from solicitors,' Proudman later told the Daily Mail.
The Guardian
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Daily mail across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common
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