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hoist flag
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5.60 |
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Hoist that flag, Arnie. |
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hoist banner
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1.18 |
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In any energy discussion, Western advisers hoist the banner of energy saving. |
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hoist trophy
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1.05 |
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He hoisted the trophy that matters most. |
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hoist sail
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0.72 |
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Hoist the sails! |
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hoist child
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0.53 |
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Parents hoisted children on their shoulders. |
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hoist sign
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0.53 |
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They raised toasts and hoisted signs. |
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hoist ball
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0.39 |
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Six men were needed to hoist the ball up its flagpole. |
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hoist shot
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0.39 |
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Pierce hoisted his shot, but it was wide left. |
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hoist bag
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0.33 |
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He hoisted the bag over his head as he waded across the Rio Grande before getting caught. |
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hoist car
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0.33 |
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And the jackman needs muscle, first to lift and position the jack, and then to hoist the car. |
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hoist man
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0.33 |
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He stooped and, with a grunt, hoisted the man on to his vacant shoulder. |
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hoist spinnaker
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0.33 |
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Prada rounded and again hoisted its spinnaker. |
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hoist tot
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0.33 |
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In Netzarim, Israeli troops hoisted sleepy tots onto an army helicopter evacuating Israeli visitors. |
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hoist anchor
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0.26 |
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Under cover of darkness, they hoisted the anchors and began their frantic run north. |
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hoist engine
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0.26 |
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The engine was hoisted out with a winch. |
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hoist picture
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0.26 |
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They hoisted pictures of Albanian native Mother Teresa, and many outside raised their hands in the V-for-victory sign. |
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hoist plane
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0.26 |
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It said officials planned to begin hoisting the plane out of the water Sunday. |
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hoist price
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0.26 |
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Legislators convened at Parliament, which is dominated by Suharto supporters, to hear the government explain why it hoisted the prices so high. |
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hoist rifle
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0.26 |
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Participants at that rally dressed in military uniforms and hoisted old rifles into the air. |
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hoist signal
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0.26 |
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We fired, I think, about six shots when our recall signal was hoisted on the Cumberland. |