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coif (formerly in England) the white cap worn by a serjeant at law
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I, too, tried to duplicate the dean kitchen, coifed and polished look, and smile on my face as I injected myself with my MS disease-modifying drug. Noteworthy performances: As the unfortunately coifed siblings, Michael Weaver and David Hornsby bravely render the desperation of the working class - just kidding. Left to mind the home desk, the anchor, all coifed and clean, whom you secretly scorn as a loser for not being able to pass the stringent war roadie/toady test, asks a question. |
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