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"An 'what in the name of Sam Hill are they hard-riding for if it ain't for us?"
Chapter 13 2010
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Hays, who had gone west with the Gold Rush and soon became sheriff of San Francisco County, was largely forgotten, at least for a time, as were his hard-riding comrades.
EMPIRE OF THE SUMMER MOON S. C. Gwynne 2010
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Frankly, I hope all the good, hard-working, hard-riding H-D owners will take a good long hard look at what H-D has become -- reflected in its utter comtempt for the middle class -- before they send another dime in the direction of Milwaukee.
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Frankly, I hope all the good, hard-working, hard-riding H-D owners will take a good long hard look at what H-D has become -- reflected in its utter comtempt for the middle class -- before they send another dime in the direction of Milwaukee.
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It was to this fort that John Bailey went on duty, taking with him his now famous, gun-toting, hard-riding bride.
History of American Women Maggiemac 2009
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A senator from Texas and his hard-riding campaign video that has everybody talking.
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All these trifles added up to the glamorous Dr. Binkerman, hard-riding sheriff of the overbite range.
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The same dangerous possibility confronts Americans when hard-riding, right-leaning Republicans craft tax breaks for billionaires while claiming that the sky would fall were the minimum wage raised to anything approaching a living wage.
Firedoglake » Chocolate Eggs, Faith and the Democratic Party 2006
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Beyond these were more fires and beyond these still more, which last marked the camp of Cormac's own men, hard-riding, hard-fighting Gaels, who were of that band which was just beginning to get a foothold on the western coast of Caledonia -- the nucleus of what was later to become the kingdom of Dalriadia.
People of the Dark Howard, Robert E. 2005
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St. John, a hard-riding and hard-talking old friend of the Trefoil family who gave the Duchess a very clear account of all the performance, during which Lord Rufford fell into an interesting conversation with Mrs. Mulready, the wife of the neighbouring bishop.
The American Senator 2004
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