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Examples
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These will be mounted in pairson a large barge, which will be permanently moored where it is needed to supply power and possibly some desalination to a shore settlement or industrial complex.
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"Is she our sort of pairson?" asked Ellen doubtfully.
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Do you know, you're not like an elderly pairson at all.
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“The body was that of a well-nourished pairson,” he remarked, his bright inquisitive eyes fixed upon the Coroner.
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And then, while Macbeth had his faults, he was a verra accomplished pairson, and I respect and like him for that.
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They've a verra keen sense o 'the ridiculous, and they're as fond of a joke that's turned against themselves as of one they play upon another pairson.
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It always reminded her of her pore, dear brother what was drownded las 'summer, an' a sick pairson made a quare lot o 'extra work, even when it was considered in the wages.
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"oh, I see ... well then, the only famous pairson, I've ever met, was mel gibson, once when he was in Dublin."
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There's a graat dail of ignorance consailed aboot my pairson. "
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"What I'm tellin 'them is," continued Mrs. Griffen, warming with her subject, "maybe that thing was a pairson that's dead, an 'might be owin'
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