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1 You would have thought that common politeness would have prompted a reply.
2 Since y'u put it as a question, common politeness demands an answer.
3 Still, in common politeness one must take a hand, show a willingness.
4 She was reluctant, but common politeness meant she could not refuse.
5 Why can't hotel subordinates more often show a little common politeness ?
6 Just a light word o' recognition by way o' common politeness !
7 It was necessary, however, in common politeness , to say something.
8 That would be nothing more than common politeness , I think.
9 Mrs. H. In common politeness I-Wehave got beyond that!
10 Even then common politeness makes us sit them out.
11 Aged 56, I have often bemoaned the declining standards in common politeness and consideration for others.
12 I should think, out of common politeness , you'd get up, salute and call me the same.
13 They had not the common politeness to reply!
14 You need not trouble yourself to agree with me: you could not do less, in common politeness .
15 Even when he had a favour to ask, he was unable to address Lemuel with common politeness .
16 He said exactly what common politeness obliged him to say, and no more-hesaid, "Yes."
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