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- noun Plural form of
pace . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
pace .
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Examples
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A bright blue plastic "honey bucket" for human waste stands a few paces from the front door.
For many with stake in Alaska native corporations, promise of better life remains unfulfilled
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A bright blue plastic "honey bucket" for human waste stands a few paces from the front door.
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A bright blue plastic "honey bucket" for human waste stands a few paces from the front door.
For many with stake in Alaska native corporations, promise of better life remains unfulfilled
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A bright blue plastic "honey bucket" for human waste stands a few paces from the front door.
For many with stake in Alaska native corporations, promise of better life remains unfulfilled
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All were lying face down a dozen paces from the water where black scorpions and the tarantulas of the desert crawled across their corpses.
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A bright blue plastic "honey bucket" for human waste stands a few paces from the front door.
For many with stake in Alaska native corporations, promise of better life remains unfulfilled
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Instinctive shooting. arrowed him at 12 paces from a ground blind on the edge of a soybean field.
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Instinctive shooting. arrowed him at 12 paces from a ground blind on the edge of a soybean field.
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A bright blue plastic "honey bucket" for human waste stands a few paces from the front door.
For many with a stake in Alaska native corporations, promise of a better life remains unfulfilled
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All were lying face down a dozen paces from the water where black scorpions and the tarantulas of the desert crawled across their corpses.
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