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the classics

noun as in humanities

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"I'd like to see five to 10% extra prize money for trainers who use female jockeys in the Classics."

From BBC

"I thought by now 30% of professional jockeys would be women, and you don't see many women having big races in the Classics like the Derby," said Wiltshire.

From BBC

In the future the crisp festival may expand beyond potato-based snacks, but for now Mr Fletcher said he was sticking with the classics.

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And it all happened with the classics of prep.

The recipes in "Stacked" may seem familiar at first glance, but when you dive in, you’ll notice there are endless fun tweaks to upgrade the classics making them truly unique.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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