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back-pedal deadbeat dad default default judgement default judgment default on default option defaulter defaulting failure financial loss guaranty judgement judgement by default judgment judgment by default judicial decision non-payment nonpayment	upon every candidate for admission into the association, and that was the condition of having designed, or (more or less) perfected a cannon; or, in default of a cannon, at least a firearm of some description. From The Earth To The Moon by Verne, Jules View in context On his arrival, as an indemnity for alleged insults offered to the flag of his country, he demanded some twenty or thirty thousand dollars to be placed in his hands forthwith, and in default of payment, threatened to land and take possession of the place. Typee by Melville, Herman View in context de Treville had served him so faithfully in his wars against the league that in default of money--a thing to which the Bearnais was accustomed all his life, and who constantly paid his debts with that of which he never stood in need of borrowing, that is to say, with ready wit--in default of money, we repeat, he authorized him, after the reduction of Paris, to assume for his arms a golden lion passant upon gules, with the motto Fidelis et fortis. The Three Musketeers by Dumas, Alexandre View in context	in brief In bulk in camera in case In chief in chorus in circles In clover in cold blood In commendam in common In comparison of In conceit with in concert in conclusion in condition In conscience In consequence In consequence of In counsel In countenance In course In cuerpo in darkness In deed In default of in demand In deposit In despite In despite of in detail in dishabille In doors In drink in due course in due season in due time In dust and ashes in earnest in effect In embryo in esse in essence in everyone's thoughts in evidence in extenso in extremis in fact In favor of In favor with In fere	in custodiam dare In Custody In Custody in d. In Da Butt In Da Kitchen in danger In Danger of Collapse In Dark Decorum Radio in darkness in darkness In Debt In Debt in decadence In Decay in decline In deed In Deep in deep shit In Deep Stuff in deep water in deep water in deep water in deep water in deep water in deep waters in deep waters in deep waters in deep waters in default In default of In Defence of Marxism In Defense of Animals In Defense of Fort McHenry In Defense of Freedom In Defense of the Religious Right in defiance in defiance of in defiance of in defiance of in defiance of the law In Dei Nomine In delicto In delicto in demand in demand in demand In denial In denial In denial In denial In denial In Denial Of Murder In Deo In Deo In Deo In Deo Vivus In deposit in depth In Der Regel In Desperate Need Of

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upon every candidate for admission into the association, and that was the condition of having designed, or (more or less) perfected a cannon; or, in default of a cannon, at least a firearm of some description.

From The Earth To The Moon by Verne, Jules View in context

On his arrival, as an indemnity for alleged insults offered to the flag of his country, he demanded some twenty or thirty thousand dollars to be placed in his hands forthwith, and in default of payment, threatened to land and take possession of the place.

Typee by Melville, Herman View in context

de Treville had served him so faithfully in his wars against the league that in default of money--a thing to which the Bearnais was accustomed all his life, and who constantly paid his debts with that of which he never stood in need of borrowing, that is to say, with ready wit--in default of money, we repeat, he authorized him, after the reduction of Paris, to assume for his arms a golden lion passant upon gules, with the motto Fidelis et fortis.

The Three Musketeers by Dumas, Alexandre View in context