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Her skin never had a blemish and all of her womanly parts were perfect and well-pronounced.
The Punany Experience Jessica Holter 2010
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Her skin never had a blemish and all of her womanly parts were perfect and well-pronounced.
The Punany Experience Jessica Holter 2010
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Her skin never had a blemish and all of her womanly parts were perfect and well-pronounced.
The Punany Experience Jessica Holter 2010
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Her skin never had a blemish and all of her womanly parts were perfect and well-pronounced.
The Punany Experience Jessica Holter 2010
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First, attempts to impress others with a smattering of well-pronounced phrases may lead native speakers to rattle off a long and hard-to-follow torrent of words for which you have no response other than to stare blankly, a thread of drool falling from the corner of your gaping mouth.
Saving Face Andy Robin 2005
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First, attempts to impress others with a smattering of well-pronounced phrases may lead native speakers to rattle off a long and hard-to-follow torrent of words for which you have no response other than to stare blankly, a thread of drool falling from the corner of your gaping mouth.
Saving Face Andy Robin 2005
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‘You think that you can understand them better because you are engaged to this man!’ said Miss Petrie, with well-pronounced irony.
He Knew He Was Right 2004
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Nor was it an unimportant item in his scheme, that he likewise had poems read before him in their meetings; for by these he nourished in his people the feeling of that charm which a well-pronounced rhythm is calculated to awaken in the soul; whereas in other companies, those prose compositions were already getting introduced, for which any tyro was adequate.
Chapter XIX. Book IV 1917
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As one of these limitations, well-pronounced symptoms of egoism, taking the form of narcissism, are to be reckoned.
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We find from these tables that there is a well-pronounced _regression_ in the correlation between the spectra and the colours of the stars.
Lectures on Stellar Statistics Carl Vilhelm Ludvig Charlier 1898
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