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Robbins

— noun United States choreographer who brought human emotion to classical ballet and spirited reality to Broadway musicals (1918-1998)

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Jerome Robbins

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Robbins!

Oh, by the way, Austin, Wilson, Robbins and uh. oh, yes, Vance, they wanted me to say good night and they had a wonderful time.

You know what I'd do if I was you, Robbins?

That guy Robbins is 180 out.

You are Mark's maternal grandmother, Mrs. Robbins?

Mr. Robbins from the mortuary.

Charles Robbins with a nod, do you want life imprisonment or, shake your head, Punishment Park?

I still say you should have taken Mr Robbins' boat back.

He has just announced a show starring W.C. Fields Marilyn Miller, Eddie Cantor, Bert Robbins and you.

Do you like it? I love all Harold Robbins.

Who needs Harold Robbins when you got the real thing?

Harold Robbins.

My wife likes Harold Robbins.

Harold Robbins?

Would you be good enough to tell Robbins I want my coach at once?

Robbins.

Robbins, you better call the airport police and get them over here.

Robbins, you said something before. What do you mean?

Hey, robbins.

Robbins, will you roll the plane outside and start the engines?

Charles Robbins, Nancy Smith, William Vallery.

Charles Robbins, with a nod, do you want life imprisonment, or, shake your head, Punishment Park?

Charlie Robbins.

Charlie Robbins?

I'm not gonna get involved with Robbins.

Robbins, Henry Robbins, tinware.

Robbins is no robber.

I'm quite sure Mr. Robbins will be all right in the morning.

Mr. Robbins.

MISS AMY ROBBINS.

ROBBINS. 2340 FRANCISCO.

VERY WELL. HER NAME IS MISS AMY ROBBINS.

AMY ROBBINS REGISTERED AT THE HOTEL HUNTINGTON, AND I HAVE NO RESERVATION FOR ANYONE IN THAT NAME.

NOW IF YOU DON'T DO SOMETHING, HE'LL HAVE KILLED MISS ROBBINS BY 7:30 TONIGHT.

Robbins. No, emily's not here, I'm afraid.

Come on now mr. Robbins.