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Which is true: I used to read John's column all the time.
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This column does not endorse political parties or products, as you know.
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For example, it describes my column of a week ago as vitriolic.
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A moment later the column of about sixty Americans came into view.
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As they returned to the column, Murk asked, 'So... what's the problem?
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Then it was over the wale and onto one of the thwarts.
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Her thighs spread the wale of her brown cords wide.
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As the thought passed through her, she saw on Amy's neck a frightful upswollen wale.
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The Bertrams were ay the wale o' the countryside!
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Argoth reached up with his good hand, grasped the top wale, and swung his leg up.
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The dreadman's hand grasped the wale behind him.
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Canst thou see the wale of a stick?
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It's all a wale, a wale o' tears.
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Some of the men wore wide-wale corduroy pants and duck boots and cable-knit sweaters and scarves.
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It's like an unbelievably thin, narrow-wale corduroy.
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The captain'll wale me if I don't.
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Mr. Quintus Slide, when he was really anxious to use his thong earnestly, could generally raise a wale.
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It's a wale o' tears an' we ain't got nuthin' else ter look fer but triberlation an' woe.
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Oh, it's a wale o' tears!
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A hand grasped the wale.
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How you t'ink I get so far down the wale of life, Simon, and nebber see sich a t'ing?