| It wos rainin' pitchforks, as y'might say, and I raced on through the rain for an hour or so. |
| The core of WOS-Bridge is a data migration engine that automates and manages data from a variety of storage platforms to a WOS storage cloud. |
| And I'd give him somethin' as 'ud turpentine and beeswax his memory for the next ten years or so, if I wos you,' interposed Sam. |
| We constructed the WOS largely as a way to improve the empirical basis of claims you might make about EAP to an employer. |
| Pressed to fall back upon a nominative case, he opined that they wos about as red as ever red could be. |
| But there wos a brat all rags and dirty face and sauce as I was when you saw me fust. |
