Difference between revisions of "They could use a pick up or they could use it to a great advantage on a ranch we go to take a jeep or pickup and they can always check a fences repairing fences with those but not with a touring car for door to door. [IndianCountry/Sioux] (Q6023)"

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(‎Removed [en] label: They could use a pick up or they could use it to a great advantage on a ranch we go to take a jeep or pickup and they can always check a fences repairing fences with those but not with a touring car for door to door., #quic...)
(‎Added [en] label: They could use a pick up or they could use it to a great advantage on a ranch we go to take a jeep or pickup and they can always check a fences repairing fences with those but not with a touring car for door to door. [IndianCo...)
 
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They could use a pick up or they could use it to a great advantage on a ranch we go to take a jeep or pickup and they can always check a fences repairing fences with those but not with a touring car for door to door. [IndianCountry/Sioux]
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Property / follows: He was never raised in a production economy it was all a consumption economy and we haven't got that point over to him yet. [IndianCountry/Sioux] / rank
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Property / followed by: We got three big dams on the reservation and on them is in progress. [IndianCountry/Sioux] / rank
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Property / named entity: Sioux / rank
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Transcript segment from the AAFP NET episode "The Sioux and What They Want" (1957)
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They could use a pick up or they could use it to a great advantage on a ranch we go to take a jeep or pickup and they can always check a fences repairing fences with those but not with a touring car for door to door. [IndianCountry/Sioux]
Transcript segment from the AAFP NET episode "The Sioux and What They Want" (1957)

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