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fell
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fell1
US and Canadian the timber felled in one season

fell2
Northern English and Scot a mountain, hill, or tract of upland moor

fell [fel]
(forestry)
The timber cut in a given season.


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Amazingly, we have to fight for marriage fairness on 50 fronts while the schools were integrated and women, the aged, and Americans with disabilities were all granted equal federal protection all across the country by the federal government in one fell swoop.
Grayling really wants to be Tory spokesman for those on the other end of the M62 because he'd never thought much of Liverpool anyway, or simply because he is just an idiot, one thing is certain; in one fell swoop, he has undone most of the work David Cameron and his team has put in to revive the Tories' image in this city.
In one fell swoop he has undone most, if not all, of the work David Cameron and his team has put in during the past few years in their bid to revive the Tories' image in this city.
 
 
 
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