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Examples
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"There it is, right under our nose, and old Parlay is there with the pearls."
THE PEARLS OF PARLAY 2010
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An islander who manages to climb aboard Grief's schooner reports that Narii Herring of the Nuhiva, "an English Jew half-caste .... the nerviest and most conscienceless scoundrel in the Paumotus," tried to steal Parlay's pearls and that Parlay is up in a tree, Herring in another.
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Parlay is found, ribs smashed, saying My brave gentlemen ....
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"There it is, right under our nose, and old Parlay is there with the pearls."
The Pearls of Parlay 1912
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Unless you count the so-called Parlay Lounge inside Treasure Island Casino, there were no nearby clubs for a swank, Tom Haverford-style after-party following Ansari's latest roll through Minnesota.
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Unless you count the so-called Parlay Lounge inside Treasure Island Casino, there were no nearby clubs for a swank, Tom Haverford-style after-party following Ansari's latest roll through Minnesota.
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Hey, Tai-Hotauri! what you think old Parlay do along weather?
THE PEARLS OF PARLAY 2010
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"And then old Parlay proceeded to eat things up," Grief went on.
THE PEARLS OF PARLAY 2010
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"Hikihoho belongs to old Parlay," the supercargo answered.
THE PEARLS OF PARLAY 2010
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My brother dive for Parlay three, four month, and he make much talk about pearl.
THE PEARLS OF PARLAY 2010
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