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- noun Plural form of
attic .
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Examples
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Some records have languished in attics for decades.
Firearms watchdog on short leash Sari Horwitz 2010
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Maybe they're hiding out in attics and security deposit boxes all over the place just waiting to be discovered.
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Some records have languished in attics for decades.
ATF's oversight limited in face of gun lobby Sari Horwitz 2010
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All those yellow boxes in attics, stuffed full of little cardboard or plastic mounts.
Brownie Points Peter Ashley 2008
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Lots of good material here - using insulation in attics, insulating the water heater - run searches.
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These art works were taken out of the museams and put in attics and basements where they were later auctioned off in the 20th century.
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Locating all the worlds silver is impossible, there are numerous private hoards hidden in attics and safety deposit boxes, various investment bankers and bullion traders have supply, a few governments such as China likely have some silver left but China does not publish this kind of information.
Silver shortage in the forseeable future. Canadian silver bug/Green Assassin Brigade 2006
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Locating all the worlds silver is impossible, there are numerous private hoards hidden in attics and safety deposit boxes, various investment bankers and bullion traders have supply, a few governments such as China likely have some silver left but China does not publish this kind of information.
Archive 2006-10-29 Canadian silver bug/Green Assassin Brigade 2006
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The people trapped in attics and worse are, for the most part, black.
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But the bodies are everywhere: hidden in attics, floating among the ruined city, crumpled on wheelchairs, abandoned on highways.
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