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prototype noun archetype, example, exemplar, first, guide, ideal, model, mold, original, paragon, pattern, precedent, protoplast, sample, source, standard See also: constant, exemplar, guide, model, paradigm, pattern, rule, sample, standard How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The featured performers of ``MCT'' -- all of whom have been ``trained'' by leading clown Kuklachev -- seem largely to be doing prototypically cat behaviors. Prototypically postmodern editorials about "the immaterial nature of mourning" were very fine, no doubt, but it would be much more agreeable to have the Great Satan back underground. The text follows the Coxes, a prototypically wholesome family, as they prepare for and then go hunting, offering a running commentary on hunting safety and the benefits of hunting (for example, meat that is free of chemicals and population control of game animals). |
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