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Josh interjects that this is the reason he became a police officer in the first place; to protect himself.
en.wikipedia.org Another important fact was that in the year of 1800, it was not considered a leap year and this interjected another day.
en.wikipedia.org The scene is interjected with black and white footage of a young woman acting out a dream sequence.
en.wikipedia.org The game is interjected at various points with cutscenes that reveal the story.
en.wikipedia.org He had few clients, but spent much time attending courts, sometimes rising to interject comments or protest errors in the proceedings.
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