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doc#143 | been near. </p><p> Lewis was a man who had | made | a full-time job of cow stealing. He had |
doc#146 | himself. "It's the second time War Ax hands | made | a play for that money. </p><p> How much of |
doc#108 | single Southern author, major or minor, has | made | the urban problems of an urban South his |
doc#111 | independence from the physical environment has | made | the most rapid strides. We have ample light |
doc#108 | ever been, or could ever be, done. He has | made | it his, and his it remains, irrevocably |
doc#109 | cape lined with grass. Mr. Nikolais has | made | a distinctive contribution to the arts |
doc#67 | tries during three games .... Saxton has | made | only one second-half appearance this season |
doc#126 | making their nest in moss. Once she has | made | up her mind, the queen starts out by constructing |
doc#130 | and wider groups. But these countries have | made | big strides toward developing the necessary |
doc#104 | Out of water, brick, and tile they have | made | far more than just a bridge. </p><p> On spring |
doc#22 | Republicans, if they had been in power, would have | made | "amateurish and monumental blunders" in |
doc#105 | Toscanini's invitation, of the NBC Orchestra, he | made | numerous guest appearances throughout the |
doc#35 | leader. MAYOR VISITS BUCKLEY As usual, he | made | no attempt to get in touch with Carmine |
doc#138 | saw me coming he turned his radio off. He | made | a show of rearranging my forms on the shelf |
doc#134 | He meant to help Gavin all the time. He | made | a fool of you, Lester". He swung round |
doc#143 | much larger salary from parties unknown. He | made | their spreads his headquarters, and he |
doc#86 | and again", Dr. Jenkins commented as he | made | his suggestion. "These are the board's |
doc#143 | the killing with the vague insinuations he | made | . </p><p> "Exterminatin' cow thieves is just |
doc#109 | For Mr. Taylor's Images and Reflections he | made | some diaphanous tents that alternately |
doc#105 | regularly at the San Francisco Opera, where he | made | his debut with a memorable performance |