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flagpole sitting
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flagpole sitting
sitting alone at the top of a flagpole; craze comes and goes. [Am. Hist.: Sann, 39–46]
See : Fads
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The pole-sitting Scotsman trailed defending series and race champion Scott Dixon of New Zealand and Australian Ryan Briscoe, his rivals for the title, most of the way in the 200-lap season-ending oval showdown.
Franchitti captures IndyCar title with Miami win by AFP / AFP American Edition
The pole-sitting Scotsman trailed defending series and race champion Scott Dixon of New Zealand and Australian Ryan Briscoe, his rivals for the title, most of the way in the 200-lap season-ending oval showdown.
Franchitti captures IndyCar title with Miami win by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Gifted the lead on the opening lap, when pole-sitting German Sebastian Vettel made a mistake and ran off while leading, Button took control and measured his drive to perfection to record the seventh win of his reborn career.
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