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drat

[drat] / dræt /




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When Mr. Anobile began work on “Why a Duck?,” he recalled, he envisioned creating a short, simple book, like “Drat,” filled with quotations and stills from Marx Brothers films.

From New York Times

That’s a question the Seahawks will likely deliver a final answer to when the drat rolls around later this month, the logical time to make a trade if the Seahawks were to eventually consider it.

From Seattle Times

Though their BYU tenures were separated by four years, Van Noy has long memories of Wilson, going back to when he first met the future No 2 overall drat pick when he was just an eighth grader.

From Seattle Times

Those that didn’t know, such as first-round drat pick Clyde Edwards-Helaire, were able to get up to speed that much more quickly with veterans surrounding them.

From Seattle Times

Drat, there’s that word: “woke.”

From New York Times