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Meanings of buy candy in English

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Usage of buy candy in English
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I don't even want to buy candy out of it, she said.
Reuters
2
My bare cupboards reminded me that I needed to buy candy for Halloween night.
The Angel Stone
3
I'd go to Woolworths to buy candy and comic books.
The Guardian
4
Childish voices sticking up the old man for half a dollar to buy candy?
Uneasy Money
5
We will go to the fair together to buy candy!
The Cook's Wedding and Other Stories
6
They despatch him with two or three cents to buy candy and nuts and raisins.
Passages from the American Notebooks, Volume 1
7
She was going to buy candy with a button.
Libro segundo de lectura
8
Possibly it is due to the pressure put on patrons to buy candy in theatre lobbies.
The new yorker
9
She was on her way to the store to buy candy, and lost all her money.
Gordon Keith
10
Tracy Ballard, 44, brought her 7-year-old daughter to buy candy and soda.
News.com.au
11
He does buy candy with it though!
Daddy-Long-Legs
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I'd completely forgotten to buy candy again this year and couldn't bear the thought of disappointed little faces.
Fiendish deeds
13
Should he buy candy or toys?
Four Great Americans: Washington, Franklin, Webster, Lincoln / A...
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A cent to buy candy with!
A Son of the Hills
15
If you do buy candy, don't get the bright colored kind; it looks pretty, but it may hurt you.
The Child's Day
16
Being absent from home, he sent her five dollars to buy candy, or any thing else which she wished.
Dr. Scudder's Tales for Little Readers, About the Heathen.
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