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Notes to Shakespeare, Volume III: The Tragedies Samuel Johnson 1746

Marketers who had heralded the arrival of the "metrosexual" last decade found the term tended to pigeonhole their products with a relatively narrow segment of upscale, fashion-conscious men.

Gawker Hamilton Nolan 2010

When the development among the nations of Europe, however, has been completed, ambition, and ruthlessness, having served its term tended to overstep its mark.

Commonwealth Club Address 1932

On his teams, first Young Justice and then a reconstituted Teen Titans, Tim's Robin tended to be straight man.

Archive 2009-06-01 2009

On his teams, first Young Justice and then a reconstituted Teen Titans, Tim's Robin tended to be straight man.

Robin Changes His Sense of Humor 2009

“In the 18th century folks writing in English tended to capitalize nouns more or less at will; the convention of only capitalizing proper nouns did not really take hold untill the early 19th century.”

The Volokh Conspiracy » Create a Constitutional Theory Out of This 2010

In the 18th century folks writing in English tended to capitalize nouns more or less at will; the convention of only capitalizing proper nouns did not really take hold untill the early 19th century.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Create a Constitutional Theory Out of This 2010

LEIBY (8/31/04): Sen. John McCain tended to his political base Sunday night: the entire national media.

Archive 2008-07-01 2008

LEIBY (8/31/04): Sen. John McCain tended to his political base Sunday night: the entire national media.

Your Right Hand Thief 2008

I will not leave comments in tended for Laura on other people's blogs.

click at your own risk 2005