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1905 Belmont Stakes winner, the only filly to win besides Ruthless in 1867 and Rags to Riches in 2007
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tanya
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Usage examples of tanya.
His stomach roiled with the memory of standing on this same porch and watching Tanya and Marcie drive away that fateful afternoon.
Chase suddenly realized that the conversations he and Marcie had engaged in were the longest conversations he had had with a woman since Tanya died.
Even though he was about to take vows legally bestowing that title upon Marcie, in his heart Tanya would forever be his wife.
A loud knock summons Tanya to the door where she finds herself confronted by several men wearing radiation suits and carrying a radiometer before them like some small ark of the convenant.
But the major types excluded Tanya and several of the subtypes threw out Valient.
I am especially indebted to Ilka Tanya Payan, who in her fierce struggle against the terrible plague of AIDS taught me Acknowledgments about the beauty and dignity of the human spirit.
Ancient Egypt by Tanya Huff, Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Mickey Zucker Reichert, Alan Dean Foster and others.
Deane was decent enough to let loose a flood of knowledge into my mind just before that blasted Tanya clonked me with her boomerang.
Labor Day we were working at this for twelve or fourteen hours a day, I out on the Zodiac nagging my pals for fresh samples, and Tanya down in the basement cutting bugs.
Well, Deane was decent enough to let loose a flood of knowledge into my mind just before that blasted Tanya clonked me with her boomerang.
She led Tanya into the kitchen, whispering conspiratorially in her ear.
And Tanya hung out the window and warned Gordon to stay away from broncos.
He could see Tanya, cowering by the communitas the other children cringed under the small-scale furniture.
Mistis Tanya, she downright easy goin', fo' a Draka, long as yo' doan' cross her.
This final scene in The Man in the High Castle has, I think, been the source for a similar scene in my later story "Faith of Our Fathers," where the girl Tanya Lee shows up and acquaints the protagonist with the actual reality situation -- which is to say, that much of his world is delusional, and purposefully so.