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[awl-in] / ˈɔlˈɪn /




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It takes the quartet a full two minutes to tune for one song, and when the latter finally arrives, it's clear that if you know the Cure or Smiths, you've heard it all--in superior renditions--before.

From Chicago Tribune • Jul. 20, 2013

Beginning this fall, Blue Cross subscribers in Columbia, Md., may be able to carry copies of their entire medical histories--X rays, ECGs, vaccination records and all--in their hip pockets.

From Time Magazine Archive

In a year of many happy returns, the renewed sight of Jordan--tongue and all--in a Bulls uniform was the most welcome.

From Time Magazine Archive

But it took the geniuses of our time to reveal how beautifully ordered life is deep down where we can't see it at all--in the molecular workshop where we become who we are.

From Time Magazine Archive

Why, yes; so are we all--in the eyes of the saints.

From The Scarlet Banner by Dahn, Felix




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