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She has, or very nearly, taught me to understand coi."

"You have not had enough coi for a time?

What did it feel like to have coi?

At the moment the thought of coi revolted him.

She had been caught in coi with one of the Lordsmen.

"Do you find me fit and pleasing for coi, Mazda?"

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What did they do when they had coi?

For killing and for coi, and one fed the other.

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That is why the Lord Mazda cannot make coi with me."

I have never seen coi performed before.

Normally curiosity about coi is not instilled in us during our decanter period.

"One day I will really make lasagne coi carciofi for you.

Elimination: Coi was eliminated due to her mistakes on the meat station, particularly the burgers.

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How often did they like coi?

"When you make coi to me you must touch me deeply there!

I was in the mood for coi."

Too many people knew of Mazda's coi with his Beloved.

It's possil that someone else who can understand the ways of the Mother coi learn your secrets."

From 1972 to 1982 he worked at the Central Office of Information.

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It was made by the Central Office of Information as a record of country life.

The Central Office of Information closed on 31 March 2012.

He had been chief executive at the Central Office of Information, London.

In 1946 he became the director of publications at the Central Office of Information.

The Central Office of Information is another organisation which may well be able to use your photographs.

A video was filmed for the song for the Central Office of Information.

He inherited the title from his cousin in 1964, after which he left the Central Office of Information.

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Produced by the Central Office of Information.

This is outside the control of the Central Office of Information, but should be an infrequent occurrence.

Commissioned by the Central Office of Information, no copy of the film is known to still exist.

The site reads like a state pamphlet; in fact, it was designed by Britain's Central Office of Information.

The Central Office of Information encourages users to establish hypertext links to the website.

In 1947, the Central Office of Information commissioned a propaganda film, Country Homes.

Before the war he worked as a literary agent and after it as a civil servant for the Central Office of Information.

He moved to London after the birth of his fourth son, and joined the Central Office of Information.

The Central Office of Information in Newcastle was being manned by one man, albeit most obliging, the rest having knocked off.

The only place where this rule is broken is in the cycle of drink/drive adverts by the Central Office of Information.

His next film, Oxford, made in 1956, was commissioned by the Central Office of Information as part of their efforts to attract overseas students.

Donald David Grant, Director General, Central Office of Information.

The government's advertising advisory body, the Central Office of Information, is reviewing the way departments place their annual £9m below-the-line spend with agencies.

After the war, the Central Office of Information (COI) was established.