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1The cutaway coat had been the beginning of it all, it seemed.
2Never before had he seen one in a braided cutaway coat and wedding trousers.
3He was sitting by the table in his cutaway coat.
4His top hat and velvet cutaway coat suggest a Mississippi gambler or frontier con man.
5He wore a scarlet coat of unimaginable vividness, a cutaway coat of glaring scarlet broadcloth
6The cutaway coat is correct for church wear.
7The pearly trousers were stained with oil and coal-dust; the neat cutaway coat bore smears of engine-grease.
8A cutaway coat miles too large depended below his knees and to the first joints of his fingers.
9His broad shoulders were increased in size by the padded cutaway coat, until they seemed out of proportion.
10The cutaway coat is correct for ordinary afternoon wear, with a white waistcoat, white shirt and four-in-hand tie.
11Thus it would be possible for a man to wear a black cutaway coat at an afternoon wedding.
12Like he gave Mister his Sunday cutaway coat.... How'd he hurt his foot, mommer, jever hear him say?
13Formal afternoon dress consists of a black cutaway coat with white piqué or black cloth waistcoat, and gray-and-black striped trousers.
14He wore a cutaway coat and striped trousers, the same extremely formal attire that every guest attending the ceremony would wear.
15He drew a white document from the breast-pocket of his cutaway coat, and he perched a pair of eyeglasses carelessly on his nose.
16He was dapper, inclined to noticeable clothing- apairof striped trousers, a white vest, a black cutaway coat and a high silk hat.
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