Rexine
Britishnoun
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“I obviously have hope or I wouldn’t be wearing this kitschy costume,” Rexine said.
From New York Times
Among the more aware was Zack Rexine, who traveled from Baltimore for the tournament, showing his colors by dressing as George Washington and carrying an American flag.
From New York Times
“Thanks from North Dakota,” said Kelly Rexine, an information technology specialist for North Dakota-based company EduTech.
From Washington Times
The best of these are durabline, used exclusively by Cedric Chivers; rexine and pluviusin, used almost exclusively in England; keratol, made in Newark, New Jersey; and fabrikoid, made by the du Pont Powder Company, Wilmington, Delaware.
From Project Gutenberg
The steering wheel is straightened out and made into a bharmaar barrel, the rexine upholstery stripped and used for ammunition pouches, the battery for solar charging.
From The Guardian
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