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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with cablevision:

10 letters:
ada wilson,
data given,
re edition


11 letters:
asian women,
data driven,
naked women,
raven symon


12 letters:
data discman,
rachel dixon,
same opinion


13 letters:
base position,
facial vision,
jason simpson,
nathan wilson,
re submission,
same position


14 letters:
brace position,
disabled women,
eighth edition,
great magician,
james mcguigan,
made provision,
make provision,
naked children,
nathan fillion,
pay commission,
race condition,
sacred mission,
safe condition,
same condition,
same tradition


15 letters:
ancient britain,
caucasian women,
chain condition,
game commission,
great suspicion,
great tradition,
makes provision,
nations mission,
raise suspicion


16 letters:
australian women,
great commission,
james hutchinson,
sales commission,
state commission,
trade commission


17 letters:
ancient christian,
claims commission,
disabled children,
estate commission,
explanation given,
information given


18 letters:
coronation chicken,
explanations given


19 letters:
consideration given,
displacement piston,
exchange commission


20 letters:
interpretation given


21 letters:
interpretations given,
interstate commission



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