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Maverick
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Maverick
family name of two brothers, Bret and Bait; self-centered and untrustworthy gentlemen gamblers. [TV: Terrace, II, 80]
See : Gambling
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Maverick's departure from Woodruff County was so abrupt that nobody would have known it was gone had the fire and police departments in the town of Hunter not had a communications repeater unit attached to a radio tower outside the building Maverick bought as a headquarters for drilling in the area.
Maverick gas wells come up dry in Woodruff County by Hinkel, Nate; Byerly, Brenda / Arkansas Business
Ford says Maverick's styling has been developed specifically to reflect the tastes of a younger buyer and a more active lifestyle.
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Maverick to make UK debut by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Byline: Jean Russell Vogel Tom Carter got his model train layout two months before Christmas and has enjoyed sharing his ``toy'' with customers at Simi Valley's Maverick's Restaurant.
MODEL TRAIN CHUGS TO DELIGHT OF DINERS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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