The salesman gave a long spiel and thereby won the interest of the customer. [Please select]
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The most complete treatise on the subject is C. Sartori's Das Kottabos-Spiel der alten Griechen (1893), in which a full bibliography of ancient and modern authorities is given. [Please select]
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You think you respect me--you always hand out some spiel about my being so 'useful.' [Please select]
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Kennicott fondly rambled as they left the hall: "What the deuce did that last spiel mean." [Please select]
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She's made me promise t' cut out d' tough-spiel, an' so I'm tryin' to--" "Are you really, Spike.' [Please select]
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I don't know but I'm ready to listen to your siren spiel--now.' [Please select]
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That's a fine spiel for a good Presbyterian to be going to, when you can hear Doc Drew. [Please select]
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I look all over the front page and make up a spiel on the cars. [Please select]
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These forests are virtually boundless, and the company which controls them--" "That's a good spiel. [Please select]
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"That is a good `spiel,' my dear chap," he said.' [Please select]
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He patted Louetta's hand, to indicate that he hadn't meant anything improper by squeezing it, and demanded of Frink, "Say, see if you can get old Dant' to spiel us some of his poetry."' [Please select]
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