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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
churn .
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Examples
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Now a Richmond, Virginia lifted warrior faces his many gifted competition to date in churned armed forces humanities veteran Phil Baroni (fighting out of Long Island, N.Y.).
Archive 2009-11-01 admin 2009
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Now a Richmond, Virginia lifted warrior faces his many gifted competition to date in churned armed forces humanities veteran Phil Baroni (fighting out of Long Island, N.Y.).
UFC Confirms Remaining Bouts For UFC 106 - [Blog] admin 2009
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When I spoke with Venter, as an early-autumn rain churned up the ponds on his campus, he was already looking beyond ethanol.
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When I spoke with Venter, as an early-autumn rain churned up the ponds on his campus, he was already looking beyond ethanol.
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Mild asthma (like what I've got), epilepsy (as at least one report suggests was a contributory cause in a swine flu death) or is it just a phrase churned out each time to reassure the public.
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Mild asthma (like what I've got), epilepsy (as at least one report suggests was a contributory cause in a swine flu death) or is it just a phrase churned out each time to reassure the public.
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Mild asthma (like what I've got), epilepsy (as at least one report suggests was a contributory cause in a swine flu death) or is it just a phrase churned out each time to reassure the public.
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Mild asthma (like what I've got), epilepsy (as at least one report suggests was a contributory cause in a swine flu death) or is it just a phrase churned out each time to reassure the public.
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Mild asthma (like what I've got), epilepsy (as at least one report suggests was a contributory cause in a swine flu death) or is it just a phrase churned out each time to reassure the public.
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Mild asthma (like what I've got), epilepsy (as at least one report suggests was a contributory cause in a swine flu death) or is it just a phrase churned out each time to reassure the public.
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