Sample Sentences for
dossier
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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
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    The dossier had been digitized and stored on a secure flash drive.  (source)
    dossier = detailed information about a particular person or subject
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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)
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    The package is supposed to be a long dossier of everything you've done as a SEAL.  (source)
    dossier = detailed information about a particular person or subject
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    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
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    No man arrived on Arrakis without a full dossier finding its way into the Fremen strongholds.†  (source)
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    Every Priory historian and Grail buff had read the Dossiers.  (source)
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    He pointed the flashlight at each of us and spoke as if quoting some secret dossier.†  (source)
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    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)
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    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)
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    A pair of semi-coded dossiers accompanied the photographs.†  (source)
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    To break the rules for the sake of someone for whom all the rules had been shattered at birth was both pleasurable revenge and the cause of great satisfaction: the pilot's dossier had been copied and compiled, sub rosa and without a trace, in a dozen different departments, and it was carefully bound between gray covers with embossed silver lettering.†  (source)
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    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)
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