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twenty-five-cent

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  • You inch your way through the park to the twenty-five-cent binocular viewers—the type that tourists drop a quarter in to get a sixty-second look at the Statue of Liberty.

    Can You Survive The Zombie Apocalypse? Max Brallier 2011

  • You inch your way through the park to the twenty-five-cent binocular viewers—the type that tourists drop a quarter in to get a sixty-second look at the Statue of Liberty.

    Can You Survive The Zombie Apocalypse? Max Brallier 2011

  • I even drew the figures so fine as to permit him not only to live in the best hotel but to smoke two twenty-five-cent cigars and indulge in a ten-cent shine each day, and still not cost the taxpayers so much as they were accustomed to pay for his conviction and jail entertainment.

    Local Color 2010

  • Then we all went to an amusement park and rode the Ferris wheel and squeezed into a twenty-five-cent booth to have our pictures taken.

    EVENING’S EMPIRE BILL FLANAGAN 2010

  • Knowing that she had only brought a couple hundred dollars to gamble with, Alma decided to hit the twenty-five-cent slot machines.

    Red Hats Damon Wayans 2010

  • Then we all went to an amusement park and rode the Ferris wheel and squeezed into a twenty-five-cent booth to have our pictures taken.

    EVENING’S EMPIRE BILL FLANAGAN 2010

  • Knowing that she had only brought a couple hundred dollars to gamble with, Alma decided to hit the twenty-five-cent slot machines.

    Red Hats Damon Wayans 2010

  • For me, that held a double meaning, and on the night before their wedding, I whispered this fervent prayer: May they always have twenty-five-cent pearls.

    Devotional Stories for Mothers Susan M. Heim 2010

  • Then we all went to an amusement park and rode the Ferris wheel and squeezed into a twenty-five-cent booth to have our pictures taken.

    EVENING’S EMPIRE BILL FLANAGAN 2010

  • Caspian glanced down and held out a piece of cake wrapped in saran wrap, with a twenty-five-cent sticker on it.

    The Haunted Jessica Verday 2010

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