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Always flashier and more earthily seductive than Kate, the blond, bronzed Chelsy would soon be making up with the prince she called Haz.
William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011
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Always flashier and more earthily seductive than Kate, the blond, bronzed Chelsy would soon be making up with the prince she called Haz.
William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011
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Matar's bin Haz dynasty continued to maintain the face-saving fiction that the country's extraordinary wealth derived from fig oil, dates, fishing, and tourism.
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Matar's bin Haz dynasty continued to maintain the face-saving fiction that the country's extraordinary wealth derived from fig oil, dates, fishing, and tourism.
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At not quite five-foot-six — exactly the height, it occurred to Florence, of T.E. Lawrence — Emir Gazzir bin Haz ( "Gazzy" to his family and intimates) was not a tall man.
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At not quite five-foot-six — exactly the height, it occurred to Florence, of T.E. Lawrence — Emir Gazzir bin Haz ( "Gazzy" to his family and intimates) was not a tall man.
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A group of 11 Terryville High School students did just that, collaborating to create a computer game called Haz-Master, which calls on the player to "de-zombify" the living dead and save the planet.
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You're suppose to open the windows, evacuate the area, and call a Haz-Mat team to remove the carpet and decontaminate your home.
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Why not just all it "Haz" or some simplified form of Hazard, or perhaps a French version of the word --- perhaps "risqué"?
CasinoCityTimes.com 2010
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Why not just all it "Haz" or some simplified form of Hazard, or perhaps a French version of the word --- perhaps "risqué"?
CasinoCityTimes.com 2010
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