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- noun Plural form of
brick . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
brick .
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Examples
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I think in every business, the most important thing you can do is emulate the actions that people do in what I call the bricks and mortar world and how people investigate and how people look at information.
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I think in every business, the most important thing you can do is emulate the actions that people do in what I call the bricks and mortar world and how people investigate and how people look at information.
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Compressive strength is what concrete offers and the property sought in bricks or blocks.
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Compressive strength is what concrete offers and the property sought in bricks or blocks.
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Compressive strength is what concrete offers and the property sought in bricks or blocks.
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Compressive strength is what concrete offers and the property sought in bricks or blocks.
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Cause I can get the plain bricks of Ramen 7/$1 regular price.
And only 58 cents. 2009
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Compressive strength is what concrete offers and the property sought in bricks or blocks.
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Even when we cannot raise a building in bricks and mortar, the soul of a building may yet inspire a little tribe of intellectual children.
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Compressive strength is what concrete offers and the property sought in bricks or blocks.
marooncrimson commented on the word bricks
(n.) a long period of time
"I haven't been there in bricks."
September 17, 2017