Placeholder for multiple unspecified people.
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Examples for "anonymous"
Examples for "anonymous"
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However, anonymous questions, which are not linked to accounts, are not affected.
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She cites Anna Calvi as a good role model: successful but anonymous.
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Mafia cases in the Brooklyn federal court also invariably use anonymous juries.
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The sources asked to remain anonymous as the matter is not public.
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The five bids placed thus far have come from two anonymous bidders.
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It's in our very first charter from Edward I: 'Si medicus quisquam in horto prostratus-
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"Ignoratque datos ne quisquam serviat enses."
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Jane blew air through her lips like a horse.
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Here a pause ensued, during which Miss Jane blew into every separate finger of her gloves and folded them up with the neatest exactitude.
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Any old Joe Six-pack would want to spend a rainy afternoon at a movie matinee eating popcorn, right?
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From the TV show Larry King Live the dictionary editors cull the following: "I'd say that the average Russian lives very much like Joe Six-pack."
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Joe Six-pack is complimentary compared to most of the entries, referring to "the ordinary beerdrinking working man".
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If ' Joe six-pack' is proud to be compared with Homer I am not willing to accept to be compared to Apu.
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The writer claims that some might see the rash of Joes as an effort to appeal to mainstream tastes: Joe Six-Pack, an average Joe.
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The mere fact that the Venusian looks like any Joe Doakes walking down the street is a picayunish point.
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"You sit there and talk about it like it was something that was going to happen to Joe Doakes and Oscar Zilch."
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Everybody is as interested in seeing where Joe Shmoe comes from as they are in seeing him onstage.
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Three days later Mr. X brought my Introduction to me, neatly type-copied.
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That was why he contained his anger at Mr. X's late show.
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It was hinted that Mr. X-was rather too fond of faro.
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Mr. X was stepping backwards with the mindless tramp of a zombie.
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I was talking to Mr. X--last night, the author of --.
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Of course, it was Uno who passed it to me, but whose order could it have been?
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Now it was Numero Dos who was smiling and Numero Uno who focused his attention out the window.
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No ordinary Joe Soap would get by in this day and age without studying.
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Of course, Joe Soap here stood downwind and didn't have the sense to move until my eyes were streaming.
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It may be that John Citizen has been mesmerised by allegations, denials and inquiries which have run into the sand.
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Juice Corp: business behind brands including Elizabeth Emanuel and Joe Bloggs went under in January.
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How many people have an opinion on the performance of Joe Bloggs working in a bank?
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The default version is a birthday template with a headline saying Joe Bloggs is 21 today!
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There would be public shock if an unproven allegation against Joe Bloggs, childcare worker, became the lead story on the news.
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Christchurch's Peter Johnstone agreed there was too much hype around the America's Cup, a sport he believed your average Joe Bloggs wouldn't relate to.
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The Project Gutenberg eBook, Tommy Atkins at War, by James Alexander Kilpatrick
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The English Tommy Atkins and the French poilu are delightful together.
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Tommy Atkins blasphemously dug corpses of donkeys and dogs from the Citadel moat.
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He can't bully 'em any longer with his Tommy Atkins coat.
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What the devil made you turn-turn ' Tommy Atkins' on the banjo?
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Conversely, if I put a story about Fred Bloggs up on felixsalmon.com, which is almost never updated, it could take days to appear on Google.
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The man on the Clapham omnibus had better things to do with his time.
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To make up for it, this Orlando features -in a different alternate world -in my story ' The Man on the Clapham Omnibus'.
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More from the news conference about Phillip John Smith fleeing the country.
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That was the last that was seen of John Smith in Virginia.
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But no;-thatwould be yielding a point to the said John Smith.
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John Smith paid the Brevoorts nine hundred and fifty pounds for it.
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The convicted murderer Phillip John Smith will be in court this morning.
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Bringing in Joe Public could add to political pressure for tougher regulation.
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So Joe Public does not object to this wise course of action.
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Joe Public would never guess what was happening behind the scenes.
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So once again Joe Public is being penalised for the inefficiency of Irish Water.
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It's a simple chorus inviting Joe Public to sing along.
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I'll wake up and see Uncle Joe blowing on a vinegar jug.
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You got to put something down on your form, put Joe Blow.
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He even has Joe Blow's memories and speech patterns, you see.
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The first time Joe blew it be blew down ten acres of pine.
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He wasn't Joe Blow from Kokomo, just some transient blowing through.