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It's the brazilian national code for fraud know by many as fooling someone in order to get something from that person.
I'm gonna 171 my teacher to see if i can major this year.

I'm gonn a 171 my dad to get them to travel this weekend
171 by Leo Luigi July 12, 2004
Urban Dictionary Merch
Swiss term for "die!" or "die very fast"
171!

I 171 him.
171 by golo November 18, 2003
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171 1712 1717 1710succy 1711 171717 1717 (com) 1718 Kendall_1717 mayo#1717
You I love….
When the numbers align…
My heart sings a special tune
Only meant 4u❤️❤️❤️❤️

One day …
Hopefully soon…
Our eyes will meet
Then you will once again see…
This love from me❤️
Always know
I love you ❤️❤️❤️❤️
171

rule 171 

If someone says joe mama to someone named Jaliegh, they must set them up with a cute girl.
Person 1 "have you heard that Joe died?"
Jaliegh "who's Joe again?
Person 1 "Joe mama!!"
Jaliegh "I know, where's my girlfriend though?"
Person 1 "what? What do you mean?"
Jaliegh "rule 171 buckio"
rule 171 by JfizzyYT April 1, 2022

1,084,171 

The amount of words all Harry Potter books have in total
Did you know 1,084,171 is 11 times 98,561?
1,084,171 by Awo’s Education April 10, 2022

Crews Rebecca 171

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Team 1717 

(proper noun) a FIRST Robotics team from Dos Pueblos HS in Goleta that has now competed very successfully for 7 years. Their success has led to an entry that is full of lies. Team 1717 is led by a teacher from DPHS who became a MacArthur Fellow (sometimes called the Genius Award) in 2010 for his work in developing the DP Engineering Academy and the robotics team. A class of 32 students spend their first 3 years in the academy learning the science & math they will need for their first and only build season as seniors. Students design and build the 'bot under the guidance of local volunteer mentors (there are lots of them) and of course their teacher. Some parts are machined by the students, some by mentors, and some are outsourced (all of which are fine in the FRC). The millions raised were not for one season. The money was used to build and outfit an actual building for the DPEA which now has expanded to over 100 students per class year. It is a gift that will keep on giving for decades to come.
amir penguinbot FIRST Robotics Dos Pueblos High School Team 1717
Team 1717 by A Dos Pueblos alumnus October 2, 2012
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