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sole adjective individual, insular, isolated, lone, one, only, separate, single, singular, solitary, solus, unattended, unicus, unique, unus
Associated concepts: sole actor, sole and exclusive cause, sole and unconditional owner, sole proprietor, sole surviving heir
See also: exclusive, individual, singular, solitary, unique

SOLE. Alone, single; used in contradistinction to joint or married. A sole tenant, therefore, is one who holds lands in his own right, without being joined with any other. A feme sole is a single woman; a sole corporation is one composed of only one natural person.



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The hoofs & skin surrounds are softened: Sole ulcers, sole penetration, foul-in-the-foot, Dilated blood vessels & swelling, The spread of wet infection, Across blankets of rain-soaked cattle, Virus & ringworm trucking them in, To dark nights of heavy rain, Boredom, stress & lameness, Respiratory diseases from high grain diets, Bone-cold beneath the stars.
 
 
 
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