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Examples
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She and Henry had "modernized" (a word Sadd refuses to use) only to the extent of the appliances; big windows and old-fashioned cabinets remained.
Working Murder Boylan, Eleanor 1989
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"Sadd" -- I'd only been half listening -- "answer me honestly: Is Tully right?
Working Murder Boylan, Eleanor 1989
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"Sadd," I touched his arm, "not only will I come back, I'm fishing right now for an invitation for next winter."
Working Murder Boylan, Eleanor 1989
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I took in this unlikely sequence as I tried to pin up my hair with one hand and watched another cousin, Charles Saddlier by name, but "Sadd" for as long as I could remember, walk up the path with the _Times_ under his arm.
Working Murder Boylan, Eleanor 1989
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Hence the "Sadd" on the Nile, the banks of grass and floating islands which "wall" the stream.
Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855
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"Sadd," I have said, is a wall or dyke, the term applied to the great dam of water - plants which obstructs the navigation of the Upper Nile, the lilies and other growths floating with the current from the (Victoria) Nyanza Lake.
Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855
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Barcelona's David Villa is carried off on a stretcher after breaking his left leg against Al Sadd in the Club World Cup.
Football in brief 2011
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Otherwise they lose their legitimacy, they become not heroic freedom fighters or well-paid concerned local citizens but anti-Sadd - excuse me, anti-Maliki government criminals.
Josh Mull: Does an Afghanistan Exit Strategy Hurt Our Allies? 2010
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Extremists have targeted Iraqi Christians and their churches repeatedly since the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq that toppled Sadd am Hussein and sparked a near civil war between Sunni and Shiite Muslims.
Iraqi Christians Make Plans for a Silent Night Sam Dagher 2010
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“Sadd,” I have said, is a wall or dyke, the term applied to the great dam of water — plants which obstructs the navigation of the Upper Nile, the lilies and other growths floating with the current from the (Victoria) Nyanza
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