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Examples
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She scissor-kicks her legs, replacing her right foot with the left in a move called a Tick-Tock.
Cheer! Kate Torgovnick 2008
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She scissor-kicks her legs, replacing her right foot with the left in a move called a Tick-Tock.
Cheer! Kate Torgovnick 2008
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Its content was not comprehensible to Telzey at all, but in some unmistakable manner it was defined as Tick-Tock’s thought.
The Complete Federation Of The Hub Schmitz, James H. 2000
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"It looks as though we might once more be able to sell the clocks manufactured during the Clinton Administration: Instead of sounding" Tick-Tock, "they'll sound" Tax-Spend ... "
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She dropped the Tick-Tock box onto the spider, accidentally hitting a smaller, green, left-facing button.
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(Of course, Ellison's titles are also very lengthy: "I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream," "'Repent Harlequin,' Said the Tick-Tock Man," etc.)
Writing Question: Titles odysseyworkshop 2009
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The Tick-Tock diner and our non-monte cristo sandwiches
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Chris Salmon Maïa Vidal The Waltz of the Tick-Tock of Time This French-American songwriter below produces music so steeped in whimsy – on this song, her delicate voice is backed by toy instruments – that it's hard to credit her with having originally been influenced by American punk raspers Rancid.
F&M Playlist 2011
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Finally the 'Tick-Tock box' landed and they were back home, but only now in 1961 – fifty years in the past.
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Then, the girls noticed the elf was standing beside a small boxwhich was making a "Tick-Tock" noise.
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