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Then the back door-inhalves-andthe back step, brassbound, treacherous.
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Iancu frowned as the brassbound door swung open.
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Schmaltz, real copperriveted, brassbound, steeljacketed, castiron schmaltz.
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A late 19th century rosewood and brassbound bureau china cabinet sold for £3,000.
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But she's got brassbound opinions.
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Does that universe include some ironclad rule that requires inequality of opportunity?
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That's easily explained and certainly not ironclad evidence he did anything wrong.
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Below are some of the principal dimensions and particulars of this ironclad:
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But the chief hope of the attack was placed upon the ironclad.
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The Bible is the text book of ironclad Calvinism and sunny Universalism.
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We had ironclad agreements that ensured we would not forget each other.
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I saw that flying-machine man hit the funnels of the big ironclad.
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The great ironclad rolled over on her side and lay half submerged.
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And even if I was...which I'm definitely not...I have an ironclad rule.
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Even ironclad ships have not been able to withstand the destructive effect.
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Ashton was slick enough to get an ironclad contract as Resident Engineer.
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I suspect it is because it combines astute observation with ironclad technique.
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Nothing is ever ironclad, because there isn't anything that cannot be renegotiated.
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After administering this ironclad oath Mr. Majors gave each man a Testament.
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Robert designed and projected an ironclad battleship, the first one in the world.
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And they seem very, very convinced they have an ironclad case.
