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- 2021: 20210104 • 20210106 • 20210114 • 20210128

Missing words

aaka exclude
- 2020 August 8, Danielle DuClos, “Utqiaġvik TikTokker goes viral sharing Iñupiaq culture and calling out the haters”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[1]:
  Really all that truly matters is making her aaka, or grandmother, laugh, Glenn said.
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aftertasty exclude
- 2019 November 15, Julia O'Malley, “It’s the heart of pumpkin spice season, and these cookie butter-crumble pie bars are at your service”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[2]:
  It is so fantastically subtle and miles away from the cloying, aftertasty Starbucks PSL.
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calrose exclude
- 2020 July 30, Julia O'Malley, “This lazy-beautiful salmon recipe is just what you need for weeknight grilling”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[3]:
  Serve immediately with warm calrose rice.
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casirivimab exclude
- 2020 December 31, Laurie McGinley, “Only one COVID-19 treatment is designed to keep people out of the hospital. Many overburdened hospitals are not offering it.”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[4]:
  Regeneron’s cocktail, made up of two monoclonal antibodies, casirivimab and imdevimab, was authorized less than two weeks later.
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imdevimab exclude
- 2020 December 31, Laurie McGinley, “Only one COVID-19 treatment is designed to keep people out of the hospital. Many overburdened hospitals are not offering it.”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[5]:
  Regeneron’s cocktail, made up of two monoclonal antibodies, casirivimab and imdevimab, was authorized less than two weeks later.
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qaspeq exclude
- 2019 October 24, Kyle Hopkins, “The last police officer”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[6]:
  Wrapped in warm layers of clothes, a lavender qaspeq and department store fleece, her brown eyes searched the room.
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quonset exclude
- 2020 September 20, Loren Holmes, “On Anchorage land razed for the Knik Arm bridge, an orchard offers its first harvest”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[7]:
  The following year the trees were moved into pots, then to a quonset hut, and finally into the first raised bed.
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rainarrows exclude
- 2020 November 28, Nancy Lord, “Reprinted memoir recounts 40 years of a deep relationship with Glacier Bay”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[8]:
  Day four and we’ve had rain from everywhere and nowhere; a maelstrom and a mist; a reign of rain and a find-every-leak-in-the-tent rain; rain as a renaissance and rainessence to texture a leaf and make a flower nod, to make a glacier grow, to make rainbows and rainarrows that shoot through the sky and back again; rain on the rocks, a rain of tears for the lost and wounded beneath a clamshell sky, the water cycle forever giving, taking, eroding, depositing, anointing us within and without.
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rainessence exclude
- 2020 November 28, Nancy Lord, “Reprinted memoir recounts 40 years of a deep relationship with Glacier Bay”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[9]:
  Day four and we’ve had rain from everywhere and nowhere; a maelstrom and a mist; a reign of rain and a find-every-leak-in-the-tent rain; rain as a renaissance and rainessence to texture a leaf and make a flower nod, to make a glacier grow, to make rainbows and rainarrows that shoot through the sky and back again; rain on the rocks, a rain of tears for the lost and wounded beneath a clamshell sky, the water cycle forever giving, taking, eroding, depositing, anointing us within and without.
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shootingtime exclude
- 2020 November 7, Christine Cunningham, “A new canine addition to the family makes daily stresses melt away”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[10]:
  Or, if not a bit of convenient wisdom, it is a statement on one of many fridge magnets that hold down my 10-year-old copy of the waterfowl shootingtime table.
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Latin

bono exclude
- 2020 December 31, James Brooks, “Federal judge rules in favor of website owner in dispute with Alaska governor”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[11]:
  He is being represented pro bono by Anchorage attorneys Matt Singer and Lee Baxter.
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- 2020 December 18, James Brooks, “Political blogger sues Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy, seeking access to state news conferences”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[12]:
  Landfield, who is being represented pro bono by attorneys Matt Singer and Lee Baxter, also asks for attorneys’ fees and a declaration that the governor violated the free speech and due process clauses of the Alaska Constitution.
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celebre exclude
- 2020 November 25, Eric Tucker, “Trump pardons Michael Flynn, who admitted lying to FBI about Russian contacts”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[13]:
  The move is likely to energize supporters who have taken up Flynn as a cause celebre and rallied around the retired Army lieutenant general as the victim of what they assert is an unfair prosecution, even though Flynn twice admitted guilt.
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fide exclude
- 2020 December 18, James Brooks, “Political blogger sues Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy, seeking access to state news conferences”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[14]:
  I want the administration to know that they cannot just exclude people arbitrarily because either they don’t like them or just for any reason, when they’re a bona fide member of the of the media or the press,” he said.
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gallo exclude
- 2020 November 10, Carla K. Johnson, “There’s no need to cancel Thanksgiving, but safety should be on the menu, experts say”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[15]:
  Her siblings will prepare other specialties in their homes: tamales, enchiladas, pico de gallo, ceviche, green bean casserole, yams with marshmallows, pumpkin pie and pecan pie.
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tarandus exclude
- 2020 December 21, David Reamer, “In the midst of the Cold War, Alaska’s effort to spread Christmas cheer involved sending a small herd of reindeer to D.C.”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[16]:
  Though sharing the same genus and species — Rangifer tarandus — as wild caribou, domesticated reindeer are a subspecies.
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