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• r  in a prissy manner

• But primly; this was the 50s.
• The Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics says primly that "anger.
• Unlike most of his colleagues, Goddard believed rocketry was a viable technology, and his paper, primly titled "A Method of Reaching Extreme Altitudes," was designed to prove it.

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News & Articles

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• Love Stories: No doubt in their minds - Thu, 06 Feb 2014 PST
  When Bill Lockie boarded the bus in Hillyard one morning in 1947, he noticed a cute brunette sitting primly on one of the seats. He took a seat and stole glances at her all the way downtown. Bill was attending classes at Kinman Business University, having recently been discharged from the Marine Corps. “I grew up in Lewiston and joined the service right after I graduated in 1942 – we all did ...
  Feb. 6, 2014 - The Spokesman-Review