Spockin a sentence
Spock as in: the fictional character
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As Spock would say, may you "live long and prosper."
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Come on, Mr. Spock, I'll explain everything.† (source)
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It depressed and embarrassed me to remember that time: our Autobot wars and Lego spaceships, the secret identities we'd assumed from classic Star Trek (I was Kirk, he was Spock) in an effort to make a game of our torments.† (source)
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Mr. Spock, his first officer, was the always-logical intellect on board.† (source)
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Spock?† (source)
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Now I see the shifting, how the stack of books on my parents' bedside table changed from catalogs for local colleges, encyclopedias of mythology, novels by James, Eliot, and Dickens, to the works of Dr. Spock.† (source)
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He brushed ashes from his hands and sat on the sofa beside his wife, her feet propped on pillows, her swollen ankles crossed, a copy of Dr. Spock balanced on her belly.† (source)
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I think I read that in Spock.† (source)
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You never joke about anything, Mr. Spock.† (source)
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He reads about the riots that took place during the Democratic National Convention in Chicago and about Dr. Benjamin Spock, the baby doctor, being sentenced to two years in jail for threatening to counsel draft evaders.† (source)
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Down the hall, Spock barked three times behind the door to my father's bedroom.† (source)
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Spock?† (source)
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Spock hopped up next to him and laid his shaggy head on Dad's lap.† (source)
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The only sound was the whump, whump of Spock's tail on the couch cushions as Dad scratched his ears.† (source)
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Spock woofed and Dad rolled out to see why.† (source)
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And yet here he was, as sober as Spock and me, and being a soldier was all he could talk about.† (source)
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