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"ref": "1981, Colin Fletcher, The Man from the Cave, page 164",
"text": "And it ongoes far longer than Bill had intended.",
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"ref": "1987, The Hemingway Review - Volume 7, page 103",
"text": "we made way through town the main street blocked by broken houses and a smashed water main and stopping tried get policeman shoot a wounded horse but owner thought was still possibly worth saveing and onwent up toward mountain pass that leads to little catalan city of falset para",
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"ref": "1996, David Rosenberg, Communion: Contemporary Writers Reveal the Bible in Their Lives",
"text": "In two other senses, however, the astrophysical creation story ongoes still:",
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