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Examples
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Jennifer remembers wanting to crawl under her desk for a ten-o’clock nap at work: Those mornings, I’d long to curl up and sleep—just out of the blue.
The Official Lamaze® Guide Judith Lothian RN 2010
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In the streak of morning sun his hair has a copper glint and, if he weren’t turned in Katya’s direction, I’d see the fuzz on his cheeks and that glow that only the ten-o’clock light can give to his face.
A Mountain of Crumbs Elena Gorokhova 2010
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The television-picture cross faded to a two-shot of the KKRN ten-o’clock anchors.
A Bad Day’s Work Nora McFarland 2010
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In the streak of morning sun his hair has a copper glint and, if he weren’t turned in Katya’s direction, I’d see the fuzz on his cheeks and that glow that only the ten-o’clock light can give to his face.
A Mountain of Crumbs Elena Gorokhova 2010
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Indianapolis was only twenty-five miles away in a ten-o’clock direction, but a trip to “the City” was not easy.
Getting Open Tom Graham 2006
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Indianapolis was only twenty-five miles away in a ten-o’clock direction, but a trip to “the City” was not easy.
Getting Open Tom Graham 2006
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Indianapolis was only twenty-five miles away in a ten-o’clock direction, but a trip to “the City” was not easy.
Getting Open Tom Graham 2006
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Indianapolis was only twenty-five miles away in a ten-o’clock direction, but a trip to “the City” was not easy.
Getting Open Tom Graham 2006
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Indianapolis was only twenty-five miles away in a ten-o’clock direction, but a trip to “the City” was not easy.
Getting Open Tom Graham 2006
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Indianapolis was only twenty-five miles away in a ten-o’clock direction, but a trip to “the City” was not easy.
Getting Open Tom Graham 2006
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