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Examples
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She'd stand there, cigarette-holder clamped between yellowing teeth, barking out instructions.
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He was in bouncy fettle, inviting me to admire the way everything had gone exactly according to plan, pacing up and down with his cigarette-holder at a jaunty angle.
Watershed 2010
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They've decided that they don't really give a crap anymore whether you eat arugula, or have gay friends, or smoke your cigarette in a long cigarette-holder, as long as you're serious about respecting the Constitution and using our collective power to HELP the little guy.
Poll: Obama Winning Over Groups Once Reluctant To Back Him 2009
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A greater one came when Rosenblatt finally got the ancient match to ignite and held it out to Elizabeth, who placed her cigarette-holder between her lips.
Duma Key King, Stephen, 1947- 2008
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All she needed was a cigarette-holder to clamp between her teeth.
Duma Key King, Stephen, 1947- 2008
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The baroness would sit in the kitchen of the Village Vanguard with the sounds of Monk drifting in from the stage, a slender cigarette-holder in one hand and a Brandy Alexander in the other.
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The baroness would sit in the kitchen of the Village Vanguard with the sounds of Monk drifting in from the stage, a slender cigarette-holder in one hand and a Brandy Alexander in the other.
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There were four of them on the long seat; a fat man with a shrewd fat face, a knife-edged man in a green velour hat, a very young young man with an imitation amber cigarette-holder, and Babbitt.
Babbit 2004
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She had fetched up more respectably this time in a dress of dazzling crimson, one hand on her shapely hip, in the approved style, the other clutching a long amber cigarette-holder.
The Vesuvius Club Mark Gatiss 2004
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She had fetched up more respectably this time in a dress of dazzling crimson, one hand on her shapely hip, in the approved style, the other clutching a long amber cigarette-holder.
The Vesuvius Club Mark Gatiss 2004
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