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  • Two news articles about his "suicide" were linked at the bottom of his dossier,  (source)
    dossier = detailed information about a particular person
  • Perhaps it was his proximity to the furnace, or the exertion of carrying the stack of dossiers down two flights of stairs, but the Bishop had begun to sweat in a manner that was distinctly out of character.  (source)
    dossiers = detailed information files, each about a particular person
  • Every Priory historian and Grail buff had read the Dossiers.  (source)
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  • If Anna is collecting evidence that I am vindictive and obsessive, this could be a key piece in her dossier.  (source)
    dossier = detailed information about a particular person or subject
  • A pair of semi-coded dossiers accompanied the photographs.†  (source)
  • The dossier had been digitized and stored on a secure flash drive.  (source)
  • Soon after ascending to the presidency, he requested thick personal dossiers on each of "The Harvards": those members of the Kennedy administration who had once taken such great delight in taunting him.†  (source)
  • The package is supposed to be a long dossier of everything you've done as a SEAL.  (source)
  • They lifted it, and flung it on one side of the hall where it rolled over, scattering a cascade of letters, dossiers, ink-pots, pens, sealing-wax and documents.†  (source)
  • He pointed the flashlight at each of us and spoke as if quoting some secret dossier.†  (source)
  • In 1975 Paris's Bibliothèque Nationale discovered parchments known as Les Dossiers Secrets, identifying numerous members of the Priory of Sion, including Sir Isaac Newton, Botticelli, Victor Hugo, and Leonardo da Vinci.  (source)
    Dossiers = detailed information files, each about a particular person
  • Owen remembered from the candidate's dossier that White had been credited with "revolutionizing packaging and distribution of meat products"; he'd left meat for education rather recently—when his own children (in his opinion) were in need of a better school; he'd started one up, from scratch, and the school had been quite a success in Lake Forest.†  (source)
  • Jessica looked, recognizing the face from her Duke's dossiers.†  (source)
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