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My grandmother owns her home free and clear.free and clear = ownership of property that has no debt attached to it
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Looks like it'll be 'bout eight hundr'd dollars total—put the land free and clear. (source)
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Cash, free and clear —!† (source)
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In your mind, Mr. Jurgensen, did the deed read free and clear?† (source)
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It was bigger than just one guy and one night ' and out you go, free and clear.† (source)
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Right now he's getting ready to go into the office to do some work so that he'll be free and clear by the time we go.† (source)
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They're used to owning a house, paid free and clear.† (source)free and clear = ownership of property that has no debt attached to it
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Then, all of a sudden you would see a single red jersey squirt out of the pile, free and clear.† (source)
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No light switch, no water running free and clear after a turn of a tap handle.† (source)
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I thought with those two Erasers taking dirt naps, we'd be free and clear, at least for a while.† (source)
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I lived in the breathtaking state of Florida, I spoiled myself by purchasing a monstrous motorcycle I owned free and clear, went through intensive prequalifications, and officially applied for a slot as an elite air crew member.† (source)
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I need fifteen million dollars to complete the Rio Norte Line, I have obtained seven million against the Taggart stock I own free and clear.† (source)
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He don't even own this place free and clear.† (source)
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There might be an occasional meager handhold, but I'd be swinging free and clear, hundreds of feet above the rocks below, and it was a prospect I had no taste for.† (source)
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The whole of my winters, as well as most of my summers, I had free and clear for study.† (source)
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We'd just been talking, about what I couldn't even remember, and then Kirsten's boyfriend Brian— with the class over, they were now free and clear to make their relationship public-was telling us to look here, and the shutter snapped.† (source)
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