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Examples
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"She goes by the name Fishy," said Denmark, close enough that he didn't have to shout.
Heartfire Card, Orson Scott 1998
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She was reassigned to other duties for the months that she remained in the house, but the name Fishy stuck, and when she was sold into a household in the city of Camelot, she took the name Fishy with her.
Heartfire Card, Orson Scott 1998
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But it seems that the two names I had for her -- the name her mother called her, which was awful, and her household name, which is hardly better; they call her 'Fishy' -- neither of those is her true name.
Heartfire Card, Orson Scott 1998
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The human-solar hybrid, dubbed Fishy because of the car's appearance with it's shell in place, uses an NGM Brushless 3-phase AC motor to power the rear wheel.
Autoblog Green 2010
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Really impressive research, there, Prof. And I have posted nothing on the thread at all, although she appears to believe that I am, well, "Fishy" and "If" and, for all I know, the Walrus and one of the Eggmen.
Archive 2009-06-01 2009
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Reason Responds to White House's "Fishy" Request Reason TV responds to the White House's call for people to send them an email when someone on the Internet is wrong about health care reform.
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'Fishy' necklace steals show in Surat jewellery exhibition
WN.com - Articles related to Act to control water mafia in Mumbai 2010
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'Fishy' Clue Helps Establish How Proteins Evolve (Jan. 29, 2009) - Three billion years ago, a "new" amino acid was added to the alphabet of 20 that commonly make up proteins in organisms today.
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The insurance gag order and antitrust threat, the "Fairness Doctrine" and similar efforts, the "Fishy" snitch list incidents, and most distinctly the Missouri threats of prosecution by law enforcement are all serious attacks on the Civil Rights of Americans and the core principles of America.
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The insurance gag order and antitrust threat, the "Fairness Doctrine" and similar efforts, the "Fishy" snitch list incidents, and most distinctly the Missouri threats of prosecution by law enforcement are all serious attacks on the Civil Rights of Americans and the core principles of America.
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