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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
pry .
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Examples
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Frau Ballin pries Christiane from my arms, which have closed around her like granite.
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Frau Ballin pries Christiane from my arms, which have closed around her like granite.
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M 'babee, dey take it away, d' pries 'he sing -- sing an' wave candle an 'bury it in snow.
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CORINNA'S GOING .... "pries" corrected to _priest_.
The Hesperides & Noble Numbers: Vol. 1 and 2 Robert Herrick 1632
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But it doesn't end there, using some additional Department of Labor data Wallace pries out another 2.0 million 99ers, for a combined 5.1 million.
Michael Thornton: 11 Reasons Why the Unemployment Crisis Is Even Worse Than You Think Michael Thornton 2011
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But it doesn't end there, using some additional Department of Labor data Wallace pries out another 2.0 million 99ers, for a combined 5.1 million.
Michael Thornton: 11 Reasons Why the Unemployment Crisis Is Even Worse Than You Think Michael Thornton 2011
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But it doesn't end there, using some additional Department of Labor data Wallace pries out another 2.0 million 99ers, for a combined 5.1 million.
Michael Thornton: 11 Reasons Why the Unemployment Crisis Is Even Worse Than You Think Michael Thornton 2011
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The deli man will cheerfully explain exactly where you can shove your freaking debit card, the laundry lady pries into your love life and the grocery clerk reliably complains about her no-good son-in-law.
Retail's Grand Ambitions Anne Kadet 2012
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But it doesn't end there, using some additional Department of Labor data Wallace pries out another 2.0 million 99ers, for a combined 5.1 million.
Michael Thornton: 11 Reasons Why the Unemployment Crisis Is Even Worse Than You Think Michael Thornton 2011
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But it doesn't end there, using some additional Department of Labor data Wallace pries out another 2.0 million 99ers, for a combined 5.1 million.
Michael Thornton: 11 Reasons Why the Unemployment Crisis Is Even Worse Than You Think Michael Thornton 2011
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