• duse I gazed at that Duse and felt overcome with misery at the thought that we have to educate our temperaments and tastes on such wooden actresses as N. and her like, whom we call great because we have seen nothing better.
• fuse Even the Twemlows, his own aunt and uncle, are scarcely ever favoured with his company; and I, who am always on the beach, or in the village, have never had the honour of beholding him, until-until it came to this"-here she imitated with her lips the spluttering of the fuse so well that her sister could not keep from laughing.
• muse No Muse, no Phoebus, hath this work inspired, But Jove himself, with heaven's own splendour fired.
• ruse Paoli, seeing through the ruse and discerning a guillotine, pleads that his age makes the journey impossible; but with his friends he quietly prepares for resistance and holds the citadel of Ajaccio.
• souse Thy ears and feet in souse shall lie; Minc'd sausage meat thy guts shall cram; And each plump, pretty, waddling thigh, Salted and smoak'd, shall be a ham.
• sse 3 mi) to the SSE of the cape, the Prima Polar Station of the Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute closed down in 1996 and reopened in June 2013 as a private venture.
• sue You just watch me, Sue.
• sure I'm sure there's more of it."
• use
• Suse Secondly, while the Caldera distribution was good, its primary advantages were the use of technologies not owned by Caldera and thus if Caldera were successful its success could (from a technical standpoint) be imitated, by Red Hat, SUSE, TurboLinux, etc.
• Susie Oh, Susie, if you knew what I suffered when so ill!
• sues ↑ BlackBerry sues Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram over patent infringement, by Ahmed Farhatha, Reuters, March 6, 2018↑ Kerr, Dara (April 12, 2012).
• SUSS
• SASE They bombarded Het Sase that night, using asphyxiating shells.

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