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Examples
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Since they expected in a floorwalker the mechanical and servile gentility of a hired puppet, he exhibited the easy, offhand simplicity of a fellow club-member.
Where the Blue Begins Christopher Morley 1923
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"It is unconstitutional for one club-member to insult a fellow club-member," she cried, in a rage.
Making People Happy Thompson Buchanan 1907
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And coming across a fellow club-member whom he knew for a thorough man about town, he suddenly plumped him with a question.
Scarhaven Keep 1899
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Green, 59, said the oldest club-member was "in their late 70s", and that doctors, lawyers, court officials and business people were among the membership.
Stuff.co.nz - Stuff BY STEVE HOPKINS 2010
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