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"ref": "1933, Paul Horgan, Fault of Angels",
"text": "John never got over contrasting her taste in clothes coupled with her experiments in domestic interiors and gemutlichkeit.",
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"ref": "1967, George Thayer, The Farther Shore of Politics, Simon and Schuster",
"text": "[…] and Vincent Sheean \"the king of gemutlichkeit\".",
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"ref": "1973, Thomas Pynchon, Gravity's Rainbow",
"text": "[…] where’d they all come from, these gray hustlers, what shadows in the Gemütlichkeit of the day were harboring them?",
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"ref": "1982, Saul Bellow, Dean's December",
"text": "Mr. Corde believes in gemutlichkeit more than in public welfare.",
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"ref": "1995 November 12, Brenda Warner Rotzoll, “Milwaukee: A Metropolitan Playground Within Reach”, in Chicago Tribune, TRAVEL, page 1",
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"text": "Once upon a time, intellectuals knew they could do their best thinking at home, not in a public venue, and that debate would be helped along by food and drink. But is such gemütlichkeit possible in this country in 2012, when our young century has already been strafed by culture wars and juvenile attack ads?",
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"text": "John never got over contrasting her taste in clothes coupled with her experiments in domestic interiors and gemutlichkeit.",
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"ref": "1967, George Thayer, The Farther Shore of Politics, Simon and Schuster",
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},
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},
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