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The Caiman offers a range of option packages, from bristling-with-machine-guns, to monster-truck-field-hospital.

He referred to this risky state of affairs as “the babushka-with-uranium-in-the-chicken-shed” problem.

After the “man-with-a-cap” shot up the Libération offices yesterday he headed to the other side of town on the Métro.

Patience is virtue—a really, painfully difficult-to-deal-with virtue.

They were not ostentatious as much as they were happy—in a grownup, made-peace-with-it-all way.

The little shoe, whose silken laces had become loose in walking, lay in the road covered-with dust.

This garrison arrived at the moment when the insurgents, confiding on the Governor's promise, were with-drawing.

So late home to supper and to bed, weary-with walking so long to no purpose in the Park to-day.

And yet—can you understand it?With a tender smile and a tear, And a half-compassionate yearning,I felt her grown more dear.

But America had given the world a new form of transportation, trains that run without rails and with-out coal.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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