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Have you used Pears' soap? became a well-known catchphrase across the world.
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If you've got a good catchphrase, you might as well use it.
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She also had a catchphrase she was hoping would become a trend.
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His election poster catchphrase asking a question that feels quite pertinent: Had enough?
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The catchphrase used to describe the desired focus usually includes the word intensity.
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He's got that catch phrase that we don't know right now.
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The problem of a human politics is not solved by a catch phrase.
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In its place they proffered a new catch phrase: "the growth recession".
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That's been a catch phrase for years among space enthusiasts.
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It is a catch phrase, made famous by Mahan and glibly used ever since.
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I'm just trying to work up a catch phrase.
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Indeed, "And much more..." is sort of the catch phrase of Comic Rack.
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But the catch phrase, 'Military- Intelligence,' a contradiction in terms' made their job doubly difficult.
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This was a catch phrase of his: "the idea is."
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That's the thing, we had this catch phrase, every week in season one, did the President call.
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Economic equality is often summed up in the catch phrase "equal pay for equal work."
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Their advantage lies in the opportunity for illustration and an outside design or catch phrase to win attention.
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One correspondent calls his catch phrase "regretfully hollow".
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In a society modelled on open source ideals, 'think globally, act locally' becomes more than just a catch phrase.
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In December 2013 the IRFU distributed a guide to educate players, coaches and parents with the catch phrase Recognise and Remove.
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While my sons are still taken with Thumpback's "Hail to the whale" catch phrase and skid around the house shouting it.
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