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"text": "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.",
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"text": "[…] if they had not been lifted in the air by the enormous accident of a man of genius, the Dickenses, I fancy, would have appeared in poorer and poorer places, as inventory clerks, as caretakers, as addressers of envelopes, until they melted into the masses of the poor.",
"type": "quotation"
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],
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"lang": "Odia",
"roman": "bôkta",
"sense": "a person who gives an address or speech",
"word": "ବକ୍ତା"
},
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"code": "pt",
"lang": "Portuguese",
"sense": "a person who gives an address or speech",
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"sense": "a person who addresses an object to be delivered",
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"word": "Versender"
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"code": "de",
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"sense": "a person who addresses an object to be delivered",
"tags": [
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"word": "Versenderin"
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"lang": "Odia",
"roman": "prerôkô",
"sense": "a person who addresses an object to be delivered",
"word": "ପ୍ରେରକ"
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"sense": "a person who addresses an object to be delivered",
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"word": "endereçador"
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"code": "tr",
"lang": "Turkish",
"sense": "a person who addresses an object to be delivered",
"word": "gönderen"
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"sense": "a person who addresses an object to be delivered",
"tags": [
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"sense": "a person who addresses an object to be delivered",
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"word": "hiladetan"
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"sense": "a machine that addresses",
"tags": [
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"word": "Adressiermaschine"
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"code": "pt",
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"sense": "a machine that addresses",
"tags": [
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"word": "endereçador"
},
{
"code": "tr",
"lang": "Turkish",
"sense": "a machine that addresses",
"word": "göndergeç"
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"word": "addresser"
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