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1 1,7|       Well!" said the reporter, pressing the sailor's hand. ~"Yes-yes!"
2 1,0|     must provide for their most pressing wants, settle their dwelling,
3 2,7|     execution of which was most pressing. The most important and
4 2,9|       colonists, not having any pressing work out of doors, profited
5 2,1| construction of the machine for pressing the wool; for he knew how
6 2,2|   Harding, "I think that in any pressing emergency we need not hesitate
7 3,4|  chances are equal. To the most pressing business first." ~Ayrton
8 3,7|          answered the engineer, pressing the reporter's hand. "Judge
9 3,8|           Nevertheless, however pressing was the construction of