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Meanings of oj in English

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1931 Observation floatplane series by Berliner-Joyce.

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A beverage made of the juice squeezed from an orange, popularly served at breakfast and used in some recipes and drinks.

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Usage of oj in English
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H. G. Lyons' The Physiography oj.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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Results: OJ and OB kept a good relation at any experimental periods.
Pubmed
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Brunch has a simple rule: keep the toast, OJ and coffee bottomless.
The Guardian
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However, what is new, is OJ finally putting the rumor to rest.
Ebony
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Say that to anyone who remembers 1994 and they'll say OJ Simpson.
The Irish Times
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Time would stop while we became the all-OJ, all the time, network.
The Guardian
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Maybe this is why Hatter's voice registers a particular weariness for OJ.
The Guardian
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Cellular markers were not significantly affected by either OJ after 4-week supplementation.
Pubmed
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In fact it's not just OJ who's back - they're all back.
The Guardian
10
He is the first Montegonian to have gotten an OJ, Chang said.
Jamaica Observer
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They went into court with him and sat in the OJ camp.
The Guardian
12
Now the wealth that cut through OJ has taken Potrero Hill too.
The Guardian
13
US correspondent Patrice Howard has been covering the OJ Simpson parole hearing.
Radio NZ
14
OJ: Made in America also reframes American history from a black perspective.
The Guardian
15
OJ: At this stage, it's really… I try to step out of it.
Ebony
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Couldn't tell there was upwards of 30 per cent vodka in the OJ.
The Guardian
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Oj through the time