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It was a margarita, which seemed just right in the balmy night.
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He was slumped down almost horizontally in his chair, sipping a margarita.
3
Then he handed me a margarita and took the other for himself.
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If not, at least pop by for a margarita on its terrace.
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It's been very successful; we even had a bicycle-powered margarita machine one year!
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The food with which our good hostess Margarida had supplied us afforded a tolerable supper, with something over for breakfast.
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Margarida spent half an hour at the party in her wheelchair as guests ate pizza and drank champagne, before returning to her bed.
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Margarida said: "It was an amazing day, everything went perfectly." One of the couple's eight guests baked a cake for the occasion.
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"But I may break my neck, and then what will become of my poor Margarida?" cried our guide.
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In the field-mouse, the daisy, the water-fowl, he beholds types and symbols.
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Don't know how to thread sport anchors without using a daisy chain?
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It is what we raise in greenhouses, and call the mountain daisy.
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What's the best method for attaching a daisy chain to my harn...Stop.
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Why do so many people from Oregon and Washington use daisy chains?
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He'd bought a daisy and set the table with linen and crystal.
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Is it the next link in the daisy chain or somewhere further?'
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Somewhat confused, he snapped off the head of the daisy between them.
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In the moss-carpeted rooms, lived daisy ladies, with brown-eyed Susans for maids.
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You're the little sister of that daisy with the simply ripping hair.
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I'm as fresh as a daisy with the dew on the grass.
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Subjectively, the daisy is a theme upon which we love to linger.
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Peggy touched a daisy with her soft forefinger and shrank back shyly.
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I was a daisy-fresh girl, and look what you've done to me.
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It is near time for me to start some daisy wine, too.
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So, only that morning, had he imagined himself consulting the daisy oracle.
