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Latin, In such manner; so; thus.

A misspelled or incorrect word in a quotation followed by "[sic]" indicates that the error appeared in the original source.
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He vomited seconds before ITV's North East Tonight went on air at sicks, er six o'clock, and had to quit after throwing up again during a film report.
..HERE IS THE SPEWS; Presenter ill on air by The Mirror (London, England)
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