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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
nod .
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The title nods to Tacitus, one of the earliest foreigners to take a poor view of the Germans and their homeland.
Teutonic Temptations Ian Brunskill 2010
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The title nods to Tacitus, one of the earliest foreigners to take a poor view of the Germans and their homeland.
Teutonic Temptations Ian Brunskill 2010
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The title nods to Tacitus, one of the earliest foreigners to take a poor view of the Germans and their homeland.
Teutonic Temptations Ian Brunskill 2010
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Contra - the title nods to that band's Sandinista!
Music news, reviews, comment and features | guardian.co.uk Andrew Clements, John Fordham, John Robinson 2010
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It's obvious when McCain nods off while speaking to his constituance.
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The year-end self-love roundup continues with two nods from the Romantic Times Reviewer's Choice nominee list (for Whiskey & Water and A Companion to Wolves, which are listed along with many stellar novels.)
Ode to a silver hair found in my hairbrush: matociquala 2007
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I knew the book would be good – it had received enthusiastic nods from a slew of respected reviewers and the public at large.
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PAL regions will get the game two days earlier. nods from the American arm of the publisher.
Eurogamer 2009
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It really is one of the more humorous little cross-title nods I've come across lately, and I certainly wouldn't want to spoil the surprise for anyone else.
Kotaku 2009
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The eatery's name nods to the neighborhood's Beat heritage as well as the restaurant's stripped-down concept.
Naked Lunch Justin Scheck 2011
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