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Examples
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If there'd been anger in her tone and words, it had disappeared from her face, and she seemed distraught as they began a clumsy leavetaking.
Happy Landings David Ackley 2011
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As the train began puffing for its leavetaking, Cecil had to make a quick executive decision.
Empire of Dreams Scott Eyman 2010
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Deadly deviant dishes means fungus faced diner's chef leavetaking.
Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror: The Year's Best Science Fiction 08th Annual Collection - Gardner Dozois Blue Tyson 2008
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But his leavetaking was cut short in a very unexpected fash - ion.
Chennai 2010
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Ceremonies were held in the leavetaking chamber, a partial ring along the lip of the funeral pit, where spin gravity was almost nil.
I Don’t Understand ? Jack Varnell 2010
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Deadly deviant dishes means fungus faced diner's chef leavetaking.
Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror: Asimov's 171 - Gardner Dozois Blue Tyson 2008
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Tell me this, Truth: If Terri Schiavo had given her OK prior to this, would the pro-life group have chimed in, or would they have let her choose her own leavetaking?
Does right-to-life also mean right-to-death? « Dating Jesus 2009
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Then she strained him to her bosom, because of leavetaking, and threw her arms round his neck whilst he recited on her account these couplets,
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And the average age of leavetaking in this period has been just short of 80.
Balkinization 2006
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In the end, the word “bridge” appeared in the speech only twice; there was a graceful leavetaking of the phrase as he descibed “a bridge to a land of new promise.”
No Excuses Robert Shrum 2007
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