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"But we're his parents!" proclaimed Mary Beth, who was being generous to include poor Joseph under this appellation.† (source)
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Even the appellation "House of Usher" suggests European monarchy and aristocracy—the Houses of Bourbon or Hanover, for instance—rather than an American place or family.† (source)
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A man who bears the idiotic appellation Tyrone.† (source)
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Whatever opinions Lee had of Washington, he kept to himself, except to remark that he thought the appellation "Excellency" perfectly absurd.† (source)
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Ang Dorje a very common Sherpa appellation; the fact that each of these names was shared by two or more Sherpas on Everest in 1996 was a source of occasional confusion.† (source)
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The appellation "children" stung, though Clary was aware that as far as Shadowhunters were concerned, everyone under eighteen was a child and subject to different rules.† (source)
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The lake makes it windy, hence its appellation: the Windy City.† (source)
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But Waugh pointedly chose to ignore these native appellations (as well as official policy encouraging the retention of local or ancient names), and Everest was the name that stuck, Once Everest was determined to be the highest summit on earth, it was only a matter of time before people decided that Everest needed to be climbed.† (source)
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Addison peered over his glasses at Enoch and said, "And by what appellation, dare I ask, are you denominated?"† (source)
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All adults had to be addressed as Mister, Missus, Miss, Auntie, Cousin, Unk, Uncle, Buhbah, Sister, Brother and a thousand other appellations indicating familial relationship and the lowliness of the addressor.† (source)
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After Bailey learned definitely that I was his sister, he refused to call me Marguerite, but rather addressed me each time as "Mya Sister," and in later more articulate years, after the need for brevity had shortened the appellation to "My," it was elaborated into "Maya."† (source)
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It is with an effort that I recall the figures and appellations of these few.† (source)
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His parents bestowed the appellation "Bozorg" on him, hoping that he would grow to deserve this term applied to one who is great, worthy, and honorable.† (source)
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Even if Pierre were not a Frenchman, having once received that loftiest of human appellations he could not renounce it, said the officer's look and tone.† (source)
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Or Maggie, who had first suggested thedoctor —an appellation that filled me with instinctive, nauseated dread—but who seemed more worried about cruelty than her brother?† (source)
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I shall enumerate them by their fore-castle appellations; for possibly such a list may be valuable to future investigators, who may complete what I have here but begun.† (source)
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