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We find a similar blunder in Spain, in the time of Cervantes:-
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Volvo attributes the blunder to a battery problem caused by human error.
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Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield has already apologised for the border blunder.
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That incident, which NATO called a tragic blunder, triggered widespread violent protests.
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Women are a blunder in the creation, and must take the consequences.
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Or should he simply blurt out that his family were all soul-eaters?
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It seemed wrong just to blurt out the truth, considering the circumstances.
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The things you blurt out suddenly just as you leave a room.
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You might as well tell me before you blurt it by accident.
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But they tend to blurt the first thing that comes to mind.
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Yet a detective knows that many sex offenders never manage to ejaculate.
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Thus, this protein marks a subpopulation of sperm cells in the ejaculate.
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The housekeeper now began to ejaculate in broken sentences, The base creature!
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The innkeeper flung his head back to ejaculate, and murmured, 'Barto Rizzo!
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As a consequence, the ejaculate is formed of prostatic fluid only.
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He could say nothing at first, but managed finally to blunder out:
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No man can mistake it, or well blunder out of it.
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But, Anita, do not blunder out of one mistake into another.
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How came he to blunder out such tidings to thee?
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Run down in the night by a British liner that blundered into the fighting in trying to blunder out.
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Or should he simply blurt out that his family were all soul-eaters?
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It seemed wrong just to blurt out the truth, considering the circumstances.
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The things you blurt out suddenly just as you leave a room.
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For he was always afraid I might blurt out the whole story.
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She did not help him, and he could only blurt out bluntly.
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But you can't go to them and blurt out anything so sensational.
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Nurse Yorke must not blurt out the tidings in her common way!
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What a fool I was to blurt out my feelings last evening!
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These days, many journalists blurt out opinions, reckons and feels on social media.
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It was not the Spartan way to blurt out soft words.
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Fans praise his talent for persuading subjects to blurt out quite staggering indiscretions.
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People blurt out what they are thinking or planning, then just do it.
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But he had enough control not to blurt out his joy.
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It's not the sort of thing I can blurt out, either.
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When he spoke it was only a commonplace he managed to blurt out:
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She had not thought that he would blurt out his feelings to her.
