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Hole was found in the British English Dictionary at the entries listed below.
•hole noun SPACE
•hole noun PLACE
•hole noun FAULT
•hole verb
- __ (noun, verb, etc...) ENTREPRENEUER ... {•••...}(the point as it goes on from here)...
...POINT "•" To describe the discern of this post project, for lack of better words, (by point "•"), a zydeco zodiacal jaguar in a **yarmu like discern of the minds; and where by the meaning of names is the male simply to jive correctly with the alpha, the youthlike "as a child" affect then stems from a variation of Jule or Jules; i.e. Julius and Julian **Yarmulke http://www.pbs.org/speak/speech/beastly/#Yarmulke - ENTREPRENEUR like ETYMOLOGY in classic favor and or by popularity where although the proper status to idealise is of recent date or other matter of acceptance, the uniformly recognised is partly because of its dominant position in history. (link notes first "Arthur Sullivan" as "note#1 resourse as ecconomic entrepreneur :
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