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groups of five as baaab(S) baaba(T) aabaa(E) aabba(G) aaaaa(A) abbaa(N)
abbab(O) aabba(G) baaaa(R) aaaaa(A) abbba(P) aabbb(H) babba(Y)
bbaaa bbaab bbbbb...
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rhyme nor may it end in a couplet. The most
common scheme is abaab, but
abbab, aabab,
ababa and
aabba are also permitted. It is
similar to the four-line...
- AAABB, AABAA, AABAB, AABBA, AABBB, ABAAA, ABAAB, ABABA, ABABB, ABBAA,
ABBAB, ABBBA, ABBBB, BAAAA, BAAAB, BAABA, BAABB, BABAA, BABAB, BABBA, BABBB, BBAAA...
- with new
students averaging 427 UCAS points,
equivalent to just
below ABBab in A-level grades. The
university gave
offers of
admission to 47.3% of its...
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literature The
Pillars of Hercules: "Seville is a
young bride, her
husand is '
Abbab; Her
diadem is Asharaf; her
necklace Guadakquivir Asharaf is a
forest without...
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audited by an IRS
agent who
tries to
pronounce his last name: "Okay, Mr.
Abbab... Avvan?" Age 42. Kay is a
spinster originally from England. She moved...
- ϵ , ϵ ) ⇒ ϵ {\displaystyle \Rightarrow A(ab\bullet {}b\bullet {}abbabb,
abbab\bullet {}b\bullet {}abb,abbabbab\bullet {}b\bullet {})\Rightarrow A(\epsilon...
