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Board meetings consist of a couple lounge chairs river-side, an ice chest full of cold beverages and some lucky fishing poles.
2morrowknight: The Success of Twitter's Bulls and Beavers 2morrowknight 2010
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Board meetings consist of a couple lounge chairs river-side, an ice chest full of cold beverages and some lucky fishing poles.
2morrowknight: The Success of Twitter's Bulls and Beavers 2morrowknight 2010
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New Years was last night, and more than a few drinks were had by all – our psych-out, early river-side fake-out countdowns are probably famous to anyone out on the water last night for a cruise.
Three Month Giant Gonzo S/Mashup Ben Abraham 2009
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New Years was last night, and more than a few drinks were had by all – our psych-out, early river-side fake-out countdowns are probably famous to anyone out on the water last night for a cruise.
Archive 2009-04-01 Ben Abraham 2009
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A month later, at the prompting of the Mysteress, he had been given the task of making his first narrow house: a child in the nearby river-side village had died of foam-fever.
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Board meetings consist of a couple lounge chairs river-side, an ice chest full of cold beverages and some lucky fishing poles.
2morrowknight: The Success of Twitter's Bulls and Beavers 2morrowknight 2010
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The respectable inhabitants of the place, men in golf and boating costumes, wives prettily dressed, were packing, river-side loafers energetically helping, children excited, and, for the most part, highly delighted at this astonishing variation of their Sunday experiences.
The War of The Worlds H. G. Wells 2009
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“No,” replied the Doctor, “I must first make an apology to worthy Mrs. Blower, for I had promised her my arm down to the river-side, where they are all to eat a kettle of fish.”
Saint Ronan's Well 2008
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His evening promenade was on the bleaching-green by the river-side, where he was sometimes to be seen on an open bench, with spectacles on nose, conning over the newspapers to a circle of village politicians, explaining military terms, and aiding the comprehension of his hearers by lines drawn on the ground with the end of his rattan.
A Legend of Montrose 2008
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On the morrow the old woman set Hasan a couch of alabaster, inlaid with pearls and jewels and nuggets of red gold, by the river-side, and he sat down thereon, having first bound his face with a chin-kerchief, that discovered naught of him but his eyes.
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