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- verb Present participle of
pancake .
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Examples
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There was no pancaking, that is a long debunked theory.
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There was no pancaking, that is a long debunked theory. debunked by who?
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The increase would come on top of a 10% overall increase since January 2007, and he said customers fear rate "pancaking" in which small increases add up to big jumps.
Expect a Jolt 2008
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Suddenly, Rodney said, the concrete slabs that served as floors, ceilings and the roof of the different stories began what is known as "pancaking," or falling intact, one on top of the other, as the supporting walls collapsed.
Vail Daily - Top Stories John Colson Post Independent staff Glenwood Spring 2010
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Suddenly, Rodney said, the concrete slabs that served as floors, ceilings and the roof of the different stories began what is known as "pancaking," or falling intact, one on top of the other, as the supporting walls collapsed.
Glenwood Springs Post Independent - Top Stories John Colson Post Independent staff Glenwood Spring 2010
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Suddenly, Rodney said, the concrete slabs that served as floors, ceilings and the roof of the different stories began what is known as "pancaking," or falling intact, one on top of the other, as the supporting walls collapsed.
Glenwood Springs Post Independent - Top Stories John Colson Post Independent staff Glenwood Spring 2010
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Suddenly, Rodney said, the concrete slabs that served as floors, ceilings and the roof of the different stories began what is known as "pancaking," or falling intact, one on top of the other, as the supporting walls collapsed.
Glenwood Springs Post Independent - Top Stories John Colson Post Independent staff Glenwood Spring 2010
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Suddenly, Rodney said, the concrete slabs that served as floors, ceilings and the roof of the different stories began what is known as "pancaking," or falling intact, one on top of the other, as the supporting walls collapsed.
Vail Daily - Top Stories John Colson Post Independent staff Glenwood Spring 2010
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Suddenly, Rodney said, the concrete slabs that served as floors, ceilings and the roof of the different stories began what is known as "pancaking," or falling intact, one on top of the other, as the supporting walls collapsed.
Glenwood Springs Post Independent - Top Stories John Colson Post Independent staff Glenwood Spring 2010
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Suddenly, Rodney said, the concrete slabs that served as floors, ceilings and the roof of the different stories began what is known as "pancaking," or falling intact, one on top of the other, as the supporting walls collapsed.
Glenwood Springs Post Independent - Top Stories John Colson Post Independent staff Glenwood Spring 2010
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