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Another Senator Philippe Bas said New Caledonia's fellow citizens were French citizens.
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The service now has a clear lead ahead of fellow music upstarts.
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You have the task.' The fellow blinked, quite surprised by his success.
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Angered with the deaths of fellow protesters they may instigate new violence.
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Maybe the health spa that fellow's building will do her some good.
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The bell rang; it was the messenger lad in need of light.
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A bright lad, eager to learn and not afraid to ask questions.
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There was something fine in the grave, courteous certainty of the lad.
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He's a good lad, he's got a good relationship with the chairman.
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The lad was in the infantry and going straight into the trenches.
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Once I met a chap in India way up in the mountains.
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Would you let 'em know John Aversin's here, there's a good chap.
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For our sake we hope the soldiers will leave chap in Africa.
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The proportion is similar to that between the 600 Danites in chap.
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A few months of training had done for that really fine chap.
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You was heading the wrong way for a feller bound for Texas.
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So we pulled out with the feller cuddled up in the bow.
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The more noses a feller kerries in battle, the wuss for him.
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The next witness was the feller that run the tavern at Bairdstown.
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But before the other feller shut the door I heard him say:
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Check out the transformation below, Jose sure is one good looking fella!
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Well, so long's she know where you are, young fella, that's fine.
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Then the oul fella said something he'd never said to me before.
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So go do your job, young fella, and let me do mine.
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Say, you ain't the fella who bought the Marsten place, are you?'
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The bloke was obviously out of order, but look at the situation.
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He's a genuine bloke and a great friend of mine, Barty said.
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Whether Houli is a good bloke or not really shouldn't have mattered.
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That binman bloke who came last at Eurovision a few years ago.
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To me he was a great bloke; he was just me dad.
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He said the gent in the Benbow was a most harbitrary gent.
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The old gent knew all about the corner and how I won.
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I should like to see you a Parliament gent; I should indeed.
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Here it is;-PhineasFinn;-andeverybody knows you, because you're a Parliament gent.
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And I hear her and the gent laughing, coming up the stairs.
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Joseph said, I think you should add a couple of cuss words.
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They knew the best Spanish cuss words and where to score dope.
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I said a few comforting cuss words and took off after DeChooch.
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Got in just in time to pop the cuss that had you.
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I wanted to stand on the corner and cuss someone out too.
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In which case, cruel to be kind, one simply stunned the blighter.
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Lend me a bottle of whisky and mount guard-mustimpress the blighter.
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The very next time I meet the blighter, I'll cut him dead.
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Fawncy the blighter'd feel better wif two legs, if one was Boche.
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I not only caught the blighter, but I put his light out.'
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So that blighter Somers, accusing him of cowardice, was a ghastly liar.
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Rue turned her full attention back to the blighter lying below her.
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The blighter was a blaze of mauve from the ankle-bone southward.
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What were the odds... Well, is this blighter any good then, what what?
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Aronson, the novelist, proved on acquaintance the worst kind of blighter.
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The blighter looked even more villainous than I had previously supposed.
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He insisted on borrowing a Sneakoscope from Trenton Bloch, the blighter.
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I am poor blighter with no profession and nine 'undred francs.
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What was this blighter of a detective doing at the villa?
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It was me who cut off the blighter's nose, you know.
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For Heaven's sake don't let's talk any more about the blighter.
