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McAdoo
[ mak-uh-doo ]
noun
- William Gibbs, 1863–1941, U.S. lawyer and statesman: Secretary of the Treasury 1913–18.
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Craig, whose Marlboro-man good looks lend him a certain resemblance to Todd Palin, married Karen, a native of McAdoo, in 1989.
McAdoo sorter reckoned as how likely he wus slugged, an' throwed overboard.
They had been using quotations from Emerson, McAdoo, and other panhellenists, and had run out of "sentiments."
Plainly Mr. McAdoo's speech had made a profound impression upon these employees.
"I don't think that Mr. McAdoo would hold that you've got to report money which you win from your wife," Abe said.
Mr. McAdoo was not asleep to the possibilities of this situation.
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