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They decided that if the baby was a boy they would name it Thor (after the Norse god of thunder).† (source)
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And I have named him Thor, for the God of Thunder.† (source)
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No child of Thor or Odin or even noble Tyr could have withstood Hel's promises, Loki's silver words.† (source)
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You have probably heard of Thor and his hammer.† (source)
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Mancuso tapped Thor's Twins with his pencil.† (source)
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Back then our house was full of pets—cats, dogs, aquariums filled with exotic fish and a gopher tortoise named "Thor."† (source)
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He flung away his rubber—ball nose, revealed a man that would have awed Thor, the god of thunder.† (source)
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Do you remember when Thor asked Erin out?" said one of Drew's friends, whose name I think was Keith.† (source)
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With Thor lost to us, who else will save us from the Hetwan?† (source)
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I'd rather team with Thor than with a platoon of Combat Pioneers.† (source)
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All right, you tell Uncle Felix," said Aunt Ethel, turning toward the roses, spreading her little hand out chordlike over them, "—of course he must have these-that that's Souvenir de Claudius Pernet-and that's Mermaid-Mary Wallace-Silver Moon— those three of course Etoiles-and oh, Duquesa de Penaranda-Gruss an Aachen's of course his cutting he grew for me a thousand years ago— but there's my Climbing Thor!† (source)
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No-one ever demonstrated, so far as I am aware, the non-existence of Zeus or Thor-but they have few followers now.† (source)
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The third, received by the State Department from London in the highest secret classification, said Downing Street had authorized the RAF to arm intermediate range missiles, including the Thor, with nuclear warheads.† (source)
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Othin shall advance against the wolf, Thor against the serpent, Tyr against the dog—the worst monster of all—and Freyr against Surt, the man of flame.† (source)
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Hammer-hurling Thor.† (source)
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He looked like a figure of Thor as his untrembling arm rose and fell, driving deeper and deeper the mercy-bearing stake, whilst the blood from the pierced heart welled and spurted up around it.† (source)
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