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WotWWar of the Worlds (book by H.G. Wells)
WOTWWindows on the World (restaurant in the World Trade Center, New York)
WOTWWord of the Week
WOTWWomen Of The World (website)
WOTWWriting on the Wall
WOTWWarriors of the World (online gaming group)
WOTWWorst of the Worst
WOTWWay of the Warrior (video game)
WOTWWinter of the Wolf (computer game)
WOTWWoodmen Of The World
WOTWWanker of the Week
WotWWriters of the Wind (website)
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Add a little known fact, memorable quote, or word of the week, and you are sure to have found something that will be passed on quickly and quite possibly to a large number of future customers
Viral Marketing for the Uninitiated by Paul Majestyck / Advertising, marketing, public relations community
``Having or showing the symptoms of fever'' is how the dictionary defines the Westminster word of the week.
Commons Touch: Fever remedy needed by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Word of the week is 'Frenenemy' - someone who is supposedly a friend but delights in stabbing you in the back; every girl should have one.
salon talk by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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