The disadvantage of their approach is theproprietressof the underlying information.
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Theproprietressof the hotel stated at the inquiry that the total club membership might eventually reach 400.
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Last year theproprietresstook it into her head to have them evicted, and so she applied for an interim interdict.
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The reason for that was that theproprietressthought that they were not in a fit condition to have any more.
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Theproprietressof the public house has a very high reputation.
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The statement was made to theproprietressof the hotel.
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During conversation, theproprietress, without malice, expressed a different political view from our own.
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Is it not also a fact that if theproprietressdoes not wish drink to be served in her boarding house, she need not apply for a licence?
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The chicken belongs to theproprietress.
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