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Words extracted from Anchorage Daily News

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  • 2021: 20210104 • 20210106 • 20210114 • 20210128

Missing words

1. cabasa exclude
   • 2016 May 2, Kirsten Swann, “Growing up off the grid”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[1]:

     On the first day, he assembled the students and lay his instruments at their feet: a cabasa, a cajón, a pair of agogos, a vibraslap,

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2. financiere exclude
   • 2016 November 14, Kirsten Swann, “I’ll Have What Harding’s Having”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[2]:

     For nearly two weeks, the passengers dined on dishes like grilled tenderloin steak with New Mexico yams, calves' brains financiere in patty shells, lettuce and tomato salad with French dressing and yankee plum pudding.

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3. ninthgrade exclude
   • 2020 December 20, Emily Goodykoontz, “This year, an Anchorage program to help struggling students graduate is confronting a much greater need”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[3]:

     Last week, Anchorage teacher Barb Dexter received a text from one of her ninthgrade students and stopped speaking midsentence during an interview.

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4. oomingmak exclude
   • 2020 May 29, Mike Campbell, “Got 1, 2 or 3 days to explore? Here are some fun itineraries”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[4]:

     The long-haired musk ox is also known as oomingmak, or “the bearded one,” and produce what many consider the finest and warmest wool in the world.

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5. packrafting exclude
   • 2020 May 29, Bailey Berg, “Biggest of the big: Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Kennecott Mines”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[5]:

     Elias Alpine Guides offer hiking, ice climbing, packrafting and multiday trips through the spruce forests, alpine tundra, glacier fields and canyons of the park.

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6. potlucky exclude
   • 2013 March 29, Josh Niva, “Chef Brett Knipmeyer makes fine dining a casual affair”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[6]:

     But when my wife gets an itch for a dinner party at our place, it's not very potlucky -- I cook everything.

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7. sorbetto exclude
   • 2020 December 17, Kim Sunée, “We asked Alaska foodies for local-centric gift ideas. Here are dozens of their favorites.”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[7]:

     Check out the seasonal flavors at Motley Moo and Wild Scoops or go for a gelato or sorbetto at Gelatte (“Gelatte’s tiramisu and stracciatella gelato flavors are like a little taste of that holiday in Italy none of us will be taking this year.”)

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8. veloute exclude
   • 2018 May 2, Mara Severin, “Searching for Anchorage’s finest bites? Think seafood”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[8]:

     And over at Crush Wine Bistro and Cellar, you can order a halibut dish prepared sous-vide, garnished with bacon, red pepper and a corn veloute.

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Latin

1. borealis exclude
   • 2018 May 3, Katie Pesznecker, “What to do in downtown Anchorage”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[9]:

     A less popular but still spectacular show about the northern lights treats viewers to the wondrous aurora borealis.

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   • 2018 May 3, Mara Severin, “Raise your glass to beer born and brewed in Alaska”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[10]:

     But we make up for it with the Iditarod, reindeer sausages and aurora borealis chasing.

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2. fide exclude
   • 2021 January 12, Felicia Fonseca, “US Supreme Court to hear case on whether Alaska Native corporations should get virus aid for tribes”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[11]:

     It is also about the role of the Alaska Native corporations as opposed to Native Villages and other actual tribal sovereigns and whether such business entities should ever have the same status of bona fide tribes.

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3. hoc exclude
   • 2021 January 14, Gerrit De Vynck, “YouTube suspends Trump, days after Twitter and Facebook”, in Anchorage Daily News‎^[12]:

     YouTube’s policy of laying out rules and using a strike system to enforce them is better than ad hoc decision-making by executives, Douek said.

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