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Spell check of bust

Correct spelling: bust

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Examples of usage:

1) The bust of Luther is seen in the main hall in an unfinished condition, just as the sculptor left it, and upon which, indeed, he is said to have worked the day before his death. - "Due North or Glimpses of Scandinavia and Russia", Maturin M. Ballou.

2) I hope you bust the town wide open. - "Lonesome Land", B. M. Bower.

3) His going kind of bust up the dinner party. - "I Walked in Arden", Jack Crawford.