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Joe Blake

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noun

  1. slang:rhyming a snake

  2. the DT's

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Commissioner Joe Blake was quoted by the paper and other local media as saying that the resolution draws a line in the sand.

From Fox News

For those not targeted for elimination, the show suggests—for nice young white men like Joe Blake in particular—the American Reich would not be terrifying at all.

From The New Yorker

Juliana Crain will be dealing with the destruction of the resistance, Joe Blake will be headed off to Berlin and Frank Frink will become increasingly radicalized after what he saw in the mysterious movies.

From The Verge

"My father told me what it was like before the war," says fresh-faced rebel Joe Blake, who's found one of Nazi-occupied New York's small pockets of resistance, in the opening scene.

From The Verge

A young couple is drawn into a plot to distribute it, and Joe Blake begins a mysterious cross-country trip for the resistance.

From The Verge