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Examples
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The Duke wore a white satin long-coat, embroidered with gold, and on his breast shone the St. Hubertus stag and cross.
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But the mass of the men were middle-aged -- territorials, with the light-blue long-coat, good for all weathers and the sharp night, and the peaked cap.
Golden Lads Arthur Gleason 1900
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Somehow, his hats were never either old or new -- not that he bought them second-hand, but when he got a new one he took its 'long-coat' off, as he called it, with a singeing lamp, and made it look as if it had undergone a few probationary showers.
Mr. Sponge's Sporting Tour Robert Smith Surtees 1833
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Debbie Willkow and her long-coat Chihuahua, Arthur, stood at the county treasurer's office counter Thursday waiting to be issued the dog's 2009 license.
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CYPRESS - Officers are mourning the death of "Karlo Sorex," a long-coat German Shepherd who helped fight crime for a half decade, Cypress Police Department Sgt. Tom Bruce reported.
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