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aback
Jan 01, 2006; aback, the situation of the sails of a square-rigged ship when the yards are trimmed to bring the wind to bear on their forward...
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NT: Pangea taken aback by response to nuclear waste plan
Mar 30, 1999; AAP General News (Australia) 03-30-1999 NT: Pangea taken aback by response to nuclear waste plan By Wayne Howell DARWIN, March 30...
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taken aback
Jan 01, 2000; taken aback. This phrase (meaning “shocked or stunned, usu. by something someone has done”) is sometimes wrongly...
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Bush "taken aback" by purported US threat to bomb Pakistan.
Sep 22, 2006; Bush taken aback by purported US threat to bomb Pakistan Washington, Sept 22 (PTI) A day after the spat over Pakistan's role in...
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Taken aback by threat to deregister
Sep 10, 2003; 00-00-0000 Taken aback by threat to deregister Byline: Mizawati Mohamad Edition: Main/Lifestyle; 2* Section: Letters Type: Letter...
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