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pseudonym
1. The pseudonym, it turned out, was a common one used by loan-sharks in the East End of London
2. The near pseudonym you told me is only used by the voice
3. “Abe Sconder—could he come up with a worse pseudonym?” mocked Longleaf
4. “It’s a pseudonym
5. Nuke later entered into a romantic relationship with Candace (a pseudonym), which is discussed in another chapter
6. Candace (a pseudonym) said that the runes in the caves were a map recording an interstellar journey that included extraterrestrials, Metatron, and contact with humans
7. As fate would have it, a well-known acquaintance told us that Candace (a pseudonym), whom I barely knew, lived in a cottage on Prince Edward Island
8. After a couple of short-lived false starts, he met Amy (a pseudonym) at a church we attended in Memphis, and they formed a very close relationship which lasted for over a year
9. “I’m afraid that was a pseudonym
10. It was likely a pseudonym but I still couldn’t be certain
11. This was the pseudonym I
12. published using the pseudonym of M
13. Deciding against using his own name for the time being, Doug quickly selected a pseudonym that he felt appropriate in the circumstances and which may endear him to this die-hard redneck
14. Did you know that Tolkien was really a pseudonym for Bilbo Baggins — who wrote it
15. pseudonym for "Feared Too Saucy"); never mind that their
16. (3) There is the exceeding holiness of the book, which it is not conceivable coulproceed from a writer consciously forging the narrative, under the pseudonym of the holy apostle—an argument which will produce the deepest impression on those who are 'spiritual’ (1 Cor
17. We are not speaking so much of those delightful lovesongs with which the writer who conceals his identity under the graceful pseudonym of the Little Sweet Branch has familiarised the bookloving world but rather (as a contributor D
18. That is an excellent pseudonym
19. Thomas, on the coast of Africa, at Lisbon, and in the United States the adventurer had taken the pseudonym of Shepherd, that he might not compromise his own name
20. Many scholars believe that Johnson was really a pseudonym for the prolific Daniel Defoe
21. “Soneji” was actually a pseudonym Gary had used as part of a plan to kidnap two children in Washington
22. Written under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto and distributed on a cryptography mailing list in October 2008, a paper titled “Bitcoin: A peer-to-peer electronic cash system” was the first public mention of Bitcoin
23. Therefore, we are using a pseudonym to protect his identity
24. Signed with the pseudonym “Jupiter,” it was so reasoned, incisive, and well written that it was attributed to some of the most notable writers in the province
25. Dodgson (1832–98), whose pseudonym was Lewis Carroll: “‘O Oysters,’ said the Carpenter, / ‘You’ve had a pleasant run! / Shall we be trotting home again?’ / But answer came there none—/ And this was scarcely odd, because / They’d eaten every one
26. Tarascon was not the home of the original Tartarin (see Introduction, p xxvi), but, as Daudet explains in "Trente Ans de Paris," p 142, "a pseudonym picked up on the road from Paris to Marseilles because when rounded out by the southern accent it vibrated sonorously and triumphed at the conductor's call of stations like the war-cry of an Apache Indian
27. "Un-doubted-ly," the general said with warmth, "un-doubted-ly; for only think, Pseudonimov comes from the literary word pseudonym, while Pseldonimov means nothing
28. 7, under the pseudonym M
29. Extracts from Whom to Serve signed by the pseudonym, “Buka,” were printed by Tolstoi in The Reading Circle
