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The BBC fantasize about free treatment for the proletarian poor when in fact this 'free treatment' coes at a very high cost and an even higher price.

"typical urban dwellers" 2009

I think Obama has been in the public eye for so long and so consistantly, that his ethnicity is fading into the background as his character coes to the fore.

America is ready for the Obama effect 2008

Yes, it coes come to that point, it is a stewardship, willy nilly.

While Cathy Adores the Minuet Roger Sutton 2006

Second, and this is just one of those 'new things' that everyone does now esp in DC, but I am already sick of this thing where there is a tragic injury and ever hero coes to the hospital together and worries and/or mournes.

I’m Not Sure How to Say This Without Spoiling It | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources 2008

This story coes from the John le Carré novel and is adapted for the screen by Tom Stoppard with Fred Schepisi directing.

Filmstalker: Weekend Films to Stalk 2007

It tells the story of a former neo-nazi played by Norton who coes out of prison and tries to prevent his younger brother, played by Edward Furlong, from going down the same road of hate and aggression that he did.

Filmstalker: Weekend Films to Stalk 2007

Nedlac shoud issue coes of good practice on retrenchments and picketing as schedules to the LRA.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1998

A Pretoria Supreme Court judge on Thursday said it was tragic that the slaughter of innocent people, robbery and the use of illegal firearms had taken on epidemic proportions in South Africa and that it was the function of the coes.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1995

For instance, if you were hacking 6 digit coes, a code mask of "45..8." would result in codes like 456289,451188,450080, etc.

AIO 5.0b Documentation by Peter King (Access Code Finder) 1987

Perhaps the only discovery that would bring him back in a hurry would be some highly explicit works of art, like the notorious fres - coes of Thera and Pompeii.

Rendezvous with Rama Clarke, Arthur C. 1973