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Examples
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Up close Cressy saw that the woman was not really much older than herself, though her eyes were wiser than many a mature maid Cressy had known: grey eyes, they were, like clouds full-bellied with rain.
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And out of the dividends magnificent churches are builded in New England, wherein your kind preaches pleasant platitudes to the sleek, full-bellied recipients of those dividends.
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So one is forced to conclude that the Abyss is literally a huge man - killing machine, and when I pass along the little out-of-the-way streets with the full-bellied artisans at the doors, I am aware of a greater sorrow for them than for the 450,000 lost and hopeless wretches dying at the bottom of the pit.
THOSE ON THE EDGE 2010
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That it has resulted in this round, full-bellied album is just a beautiful product of self-mythology.
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That it has resulted in this round, full-bellied album is just a beautiful product of self-mythology.
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He was born on Feb. 11, three days after they walked the red carpet at the 51st Grammy Awards, where a full-bellied Ms. Arulpragasam performed with Kanye West and Jay-Z.
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He was born on Feb. 11, three days after they walked the red carpet at the 51st Grammy Awards, where a full-bellied Ms. Arulpragasam performed with Kanye West and Jay-Z.
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He was born on Feb. 11, three days after they walked the red carpet at the 51st Grammy Awards, where a full-bellied Ms. Arulpragasam performed with Kanye West and Jay-Z.
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He erupted in a joyful, full-bellied laugh -- the kind that makes people wonder if a guy as charming as Pat Buchanan can really mean all the angry things he says.
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My unwashed hair and I always leave the apartment well-rested, briefed on the day's news, and full-bellied.
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