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"text": "\"I regard Dean [W. P.] Baddeley's gambling activities with embarrassment and dismay,\" said Anglican dean of Melbourne S. Barton Babbage. […] The Rev. Baddeley remained nonplussed. \"I don't intend to make a habit of going to the races but I feel clergymen should mix as our Lord did with all walks of life,\" Dr. Baddeley said.\nThis is the earliest occurrence of this sense of the word recorded by the Oxford English Dictionary.",
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"ref": "2002 April 14, Debra Pickett, “Sunday lunch with”, in Chicago Sun-Times, Chicago, Ill.: Chicago Public Media, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 24",
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"ref": "2004 June, Shannon Thompson, “Houseboating on California’s Shasta Lake”, in Sunset, volume 212, number 6, Oakland, Calif.: Sunset Publishing, published 2 September 2004 (online), →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 2022-08-12, page 140",
"text": "My screams woke everyone on the boat the first night when a large bat flapped up against the screen door to our small cabin, with its foam double beds. My brother-in-law, Mike, was nonplussed: \"Why would you get excited over a little bug like that?\"",
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