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- noun Quoted before in the prior portion of the text.
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Examples
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This amounts to asking people to promote the movie on Facebook; Tsotis noted that, and joked about it, calling the above-quoted hype a "buzzwordgasm".
The Guardian World News Sady Doyle 2011
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The question was whether the above-quoted language of Article III was meant to override the sovereign immunity that kept states from being sued in state courts.
The Conservative Assault on the Constitution Erwin Chemerinsky 2010
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So here's my response to the above-quoted new profile features:
Charlotte Safavi: Facebook Is Forcing My Profile Changes Charlotte Safavi 2011
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So here's my response to the above-quoted new profile features:
Charlotte Safavi: Facebook Is Forcing My Profile Changes Charlotte Safavi 2011
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Please name me one example of a “small business” where the above-quoted example might be applicable.
Matthew Yglesias » DeMint: The Richest 0.7 Percent of the Population is “Lots of People” 2009
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I enjoyed West Virginia -- in fact, read it twice -- but I can't finally say what the book is "about," although the above-quoted passage does invoke several of the motifs and images that recur throughout the text: a room, "the people," an incident in Wheeling, which may have involved a rape, a killing, child abuse, a fire.
Experimental Fiction 2010
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Frankly, I really don't know what any of the declarations made in the above-quoted passage are even supposed to mean.
Style in Fiction 2009
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Longstanding House precedents have not found such interests to warrant abstention under the above-quoted House Rule that instructs Members to vote on each question presented unless they have ― a direct personal or pecuniary interest in the event of such question.
David Fiderer: How the Charges Against Maxine Waters Were Fabricated Out of Next to Nothing 2010
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We're tired of places like National Review Online publishing nonsense like the above-quoted.
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We're tired of places like National Review Online publishing nonsense like the above-quoted.
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