These were strictly trade unions, in spite of their somewhat vaguename.
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The owner was as much a vaguename to me as any one.
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The owner was as much a vaguename to me as to any one.
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What a vaguename!
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The committee often selected a vaguename with a tongue-twisting acronym that could be bandied about as a secret membership code.
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There appears some difficulty and contradiction in regard to the river discovered by Nuna Tristan, from the vaguename of Rio Grande.
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Half of our sham preachers take the vaguename of "Paine" to cover all of Christ's opponents,-notranking themselves there, of course.
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Things-essences-existences; these are but the vaguenames with which faculties, constructed only to deal with conditional phenomena, disguise their incapacity.
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We could give it one of those vaguenames like 'Voters for Alabama,' or, hell, call it 'Roll Tide for Senate.'
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The guests were the directors of other like-minded "government relations" firms, some with vaguenames that deflected categorization-FreedomNetwork, Market Partnership, Commerce Council, Enterprise Advocacy.