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A small number of stocks managed to buck the downward trend however.
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Buying property is no longer a sure way to make a buck.
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The buck ran into the thicket; but the doe eyed him curiously.
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It's an easy mistake thinking it's just speculators, making a quick buck.
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The public relations firms and spin doctors who've made a quick buck?
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The trestle-board is, then, the symbol of the natural and moral law.
2
The voice drifted from far away in the darkness on the trestle.
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A piece of the trestle fell and killed two of the men.
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They had come to the end of the trestle over the river.
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The skeleton work of the trestle now rose more clearly into view.
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There was a crowd pressed against the police tape and sawhorse barriers.
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He took me by the shoulders and led me to a sawhorse.
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For some time he had been riding the saddle on a sawhorse.
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That part of the world is on the other side of this sawhorse.
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He insisted on the caller taking that chair; Mern sat on a carpenter's sawhorse.
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He sat on a saw-horse and split open his pouch of pipe tobacco.
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It was laid on supports or trestles, shaped usually something like a saw-horse.
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He is also like a war- horse; or, it is suggested, like a saw-horse.
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Sawing may be done either on a saw-horse, Fig.
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So he began by sprinkling some of the magic Powder of Life from the pepper-box upon the body of the saw-horse.
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They ruined an uncommon good old cross-cut saw for me, and broke the saw-buck, too, but I let it pass.
2
They consisted of a sort of saw-buck with a small mattress on it, and this furniture covered about half the donkey.
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Say, I felt so much like two cords of four-foot stove wood that it made me plumb nervous to ketch sight of a saw-buck.
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"No, sir," the boy answered, resting on the saw-buck.
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"Go after it, you weatherbeaten old saw-buck," he yelled, just to make the play strong, before he was fairly in the saddle.