Sitemap P 18151 - 18300
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Patron saint of Eng.
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Patron saint of England
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Patron saint of farmers
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Patron saint of fishermen
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Patron saint of France
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Patron saint of gamers?
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Patron saint of Girl Scouts
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Patron saint of girls
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Patron saint of goldsmiths
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Patron saint of Greece (and Liverpool)
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Patron saint of Hawaii
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Patron saint of hermits
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Patron Saint of labourers
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Patron saint of lawyers
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Patron saint of lost causes
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Patron saint of love
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Patron saint of marriage
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Patron saint of metalworkers
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Patron saint of music
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Patron saint of musicians
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Patron saint of Naples
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Patron saint of Palermo
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Patron saint of Paris
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Patron saint of physicians
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Patron saint of sailors
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Patron saint of Scotland
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Patron saint of shoemakers
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Patron saint of surgeons
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Patron saint of Sweden
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Patron saint of Teachers
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Patron saint of the Catholic Church
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Patron saint of the deep
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Patron saint of the insignificant?
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Patron saint of the lame
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Patron saint of the ordinary?
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Patron saint of virgins
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Patron saint of Wales
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Patron saint of young girls
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Patrón source
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Patron squeezes into crowded luncheonette, gets charged with ...
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Patron st. of England
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Patronage
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Patronage recipients
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Patronage: Var.
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Patroness of France since 1922
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Patroness of the Argonauts
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Patronising attitude
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(Patronisingly) educational
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Patronisingly generous female do-gooder
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Patronization technique
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Patronize
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Patronize a bistro, say
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Patronize a bookie
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Patronize a casino
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Patronize a deli
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Patronize a diner
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Patronize a dining hall
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Patronize a drive-thru
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Patronize a fine restaurant
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Patronize a food truck
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Patronize a library
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Patronize a pawnshop
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Patronize a pizzeria, perhaps
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Patronize a pizzeria, say
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Patronize a restaurant
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Patronize a restaurateur
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Patronize a tanning parlor
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Patronize Aetna
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Patronize Airbnb
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Patronize Alamo
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Patronize Alamo or Dollar
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Patronize, as a beanery
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Patronize, as a bistro
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Patronize, as a café
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Patronize, as a diner
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Patronize, as a restaurant
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Patronize, as an airline
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Patronize Avis
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Patronize Dollar
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Patronize, food-wise
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Patronize Hertz or Avis
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Patronize Hertz or U-Haul
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Patronize Hertz, say
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Patronize, in a way
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Patronize Pizza Hut, say
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Patronize restaurants
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Patronize Spago or Sardi's
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Patronize Spago, say
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Patronize the postoffice
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Patronize U-Haul
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Patronized a bistro
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Patronized a casino
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Patronized a help desk
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Patronized a restaurant
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Patronized a restaurant: 2 wds.
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Patronized an inn
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Patronized, as a bistro
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Patronized, as a diner
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Patronized, as a restaurant
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Patronized, in a way
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Patronized Joe's?
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Patronized Lyft
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Patronized Lyft, say
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Patronized Uber
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Patronized Uber, say
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Patronizes
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Patronizes a diner
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Patronizes a diner, say
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Patronizes a pizzeria
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Patronizes a restaurant
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Patronizes Airbnb
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Patronizes, as a bistro
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Patronizes, as a cafeteria
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Patronizes, as a diner
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Patronizes, as a restaurant
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Patronizes, as a steakhouse
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Patronizes Avis, say
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Patronizes, in a way
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Patronizes U-Haul, e.g.
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Patronizes, with "at
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PATRONIZING
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Patronizing Netflix
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Patronizing part of the digestive tract?
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Patronizing people
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Patronizing person?
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Patronizingly point out, in modern lingo
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Patrons
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Patrons' beneficiaries
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Patron's interests
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Patron's interests, maybe
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Patrons of the arts
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Patrons of the arts, perhaps
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Patron's pet project, perhaps
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Patrons, politely
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Patronymic prefix
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Patronymic suffix
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Patroon's property
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Patrotic American song
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Pats
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Pats baby on the back
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Pats down
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Pats down, as a suspect
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Pats dry
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Pats, e.g., before 1970
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Pats gently
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Pat's husband
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Pat's Iowa address?
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Pats lightly
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Pats of butter.