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- noun Plural form of
ranchman .
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Examples
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Among the children of the ranchmen was a thirteen-year-old boy.
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Of course, the dry goods are only such as ranchmen and farmers 'wives need.
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The ranchmen are two Welshmen, Evans and Edwards, each with a wife and family.
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But so soon as there was a new demand for cotton, for rubber, for pork, wheat, rice and the like, a multitude of obliging intermediaries appeared between the negro cotton growers in America, the Sudanese cotton growers, the local folk who went into the largely abandoned rubber plantations to collect rubber again, the wheat farmers and swineherds and ranchmen, and set themselves to collect and handle the produce for the
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They had seen no ranches or ranchmen who might advise them on the bovine behavior they were encountering.
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They had seen no ranches or ranchmen who might advise them on the bovine behavior they were encountering.
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They had seen no ranches or ranchmen who might advise them on the bovine behavior they were encountering.
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They had seen no ranches or ranchmen who might advise them on the bovine behavior they were encountering.
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The three ranchmen rode back to headquarters, bewildered as to what they must do next.
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Billy and Jess, put in the few months they spent together by indulging in a hundred lawless raids—sometimes committing depredations in Mexico and fleeing across the Rio Grande into Texas or New Mexico, and vice versa, until hundreds of ranchmen, in both republics were on the look out for them, and in many conflicts, on either side of the river, they escaped capture, and consequent certain death, almost by miracle.
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