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Examples
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Azer said Khalilov was an experienced reporter who spent 20 years working for the BBC and Radio Liberty.
Kyrgyzstan accused of breaching human rights after UK national is arrested Luke Harding in Moscow 2010
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I sincerely hope whilst watching the words "since when was Azer-bloody-bajan in Europe" are uttered.
Two observations 2008
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A Pedant Writes: Azer-bloody-baijan is west of the Caucasus, ergo in Europe.
Two observations 2008
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Azer checks in to report that he's produced another zipped up *.rar file combo for your blogging pleasure, this one a widget for adding a Flickr slideshow to your blog.
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Azer checks in to report that he's produced another zipped up *.rar file combo for your blogging pleasure, this one a widget for adding a Flickr slideshow to your blog.
Archive 2006-06-01 2006
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I waited 30 minutes roadside for a taxi -- probably because I haven't perfected the Azer-method of hailing a cab, something involving a nod of the head and switching your bag from one hand to the other.
Hailing Taxis Rob Savage 2005
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I waited 30 minutes roadside for a taxi -- probably because I haven't perfected the Azer-method of hailing a cab, something involving a nod of the head and switching your bag from one hand to the other.
Archive 2005-11-01 Rob Savage 2005
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The rose is the offspring of thorns and Abraham of Azer.
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At last no arguments remained to him and, having been defeated, he commenced to speak nonsense as is the custom of ignorant men who, when they can no more address proofs against their opponent, shake the chain of enmity like the idol-carver Azer who being unable to overcome his son in argument began to quarrel with him saying if thou forbearest not I will surely stone thee.
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"The Norman" -- Azer called him what most men called him then -- "has given it to a man of Gilbert of Ghent's, -- his butler, groom, cook, for aught I know."
Hereward, the Last of the English Charles Kingsley 1847
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