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The great battleship was as clean and neat as a new pin.
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A great battleship, forging silent and unlighted through the dark night, loomed close astern.
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A few moments after the great battleship slowed down.
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The great battleship began to slow down when the cutter was at least three miles from her.
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Dan already knew where, down in the bowels of the great battleship, to find the engine room.
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Our great battleship fleet is commanded by a rear admiral, with four other rear admirals under his orders.
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She was a great battleship of a woman, her black hair gone all steel color at the temples.
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He took no special interest in the slow approach of another great battleship from the waters of Hampton Roads.
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The swish of its scales seemed to come to the watchers, as it chased after a great battleship whose pilot fled in terror.
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The big barn was on the right, looming like a great battleship, its lights sending small beams out into the dark, foggy pasture.
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In 1906 the campaign of submarines, torpedo boats and greater battleships began.
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Steaming majestically toward them came five great battleships flying the Stars and Stripes.
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But already there were forty of the great battleships rising to meet them.
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The other two great battleships turned and headed back in the interests of humanity.
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These three great battleships were the "Massachusetts," the "Iowa" and the "Indiana."
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They stood out in the moonlight as cleanly cut as the bows of great battleships.