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Gastrointestinal Hospital, or "Mass Gas" as it is more commonly known, and stared out the window at the thin sliver of the Charles River I could see from my decidedly unprestigious office.
Norm Bladdon, Private G.I. Con Chapman 2011
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It was published in the rather unprestigious Nebraska Journal of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, & Dance.
FLY FISHING WITH DARTH VADER MATT LABASH 2010
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Gastrointestinal Hospital, or "Mass Gas" as it is more commonly known, and stared out the window at the thin sliver of the Charles River I could see from my decidedly unprestigious office.
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Marion Barry gets a committee back, albeit the unprestigious Community Affairs and Aging panel, giving him an opportunity to boast to The Post's Tim Craig: Politically, I am stronger now than ever before. ...
DeMorning DeBonis: Dec. 23, 2010 Mike DeBonis 2010
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He then worked his way through an unprestigious law school, and enlisted in the Marines to fight for his country.
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Since universities won't teach unprestigious but decent-paying blue collar skills like carpentry, many athletes get dumped in watered-down and worthless courses like Rocks for Jocks (geology) and Clapping for Credit (music).
Archive 2005-11-27 Steve Sailer 2005
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Since universities won't teach unprestigious but decent-paying blue collar skills like carpentry, many athletes get dumped in watered-down and worthless courses like Rocks for Jocks (geology) and Clapping for Credit (music).
NYT: College football players aren't always as smart as real college students! Steve Sailer 2005
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Bill was the managing partner of Woodman & Weld, the prestigious law firm for which Stone did unprestigious jobs.
The Short Forever Woods, Stuart 2001
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He then worked his way through an unprestigious law school, and enlisted in the Marines to fight for his country.
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He then worked his way through an unprestigious law school, and enlisted in the Marines to fight for his country.
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