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"ref": "2005, Summerisle, Times of Hate, Times of Joy, Lost Highway",
"text": "Note: in a previous post I ended out my exposition of American tropicalia with the justification that, if haiti can show us something about democracy than Brazil can show us something too.",
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"ref": "2006, Diana DeLuca, Extraordinary Things, page 191",
"text": "The Gunnery Leader ended out the briefing.",
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"text": "The alley ended out a street that was unfamiliar to him.",
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"ref": "2022, Stephanie Mossi, Out of the Darkness",
"text": "We ended out his leave time by flying back to South Carolina just before New Year's Eve.",
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"ref": "2012, Ann Louise Gilligan, Dr. Katherine Zappone, Our Lives Out Loud: In Pursuit of Justice and Equality",
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"ref": "2022, Kathy S. Thompson, The Surgery Experience",
"text": "The stress and pulling from the rigors of this kind of operation also ends out affecting the front rib area.",
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"ref": "2023, William A. Cantoni, A Man of Many Faces",
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},
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