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1725. Does your mother knit? - "Second Shetland Truck System Report", William Guthrie.

The dance ended with the dancers in each other's arms, glances knit, lips almost touching. - "A Man's Hearth", Eleanor M. Ingram.

At that time we were a fairly close knit group, our common bond being that we were all Bristolians and volunteers. - "Coming of Age: 1939-1946", John Cox.

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