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They appealed to the old law to discredit and damn the new.
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So for the sake of principle he continued to damn the fellow.
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First, the supposed divine charter of the Church to save and damn.
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I'm in no humour for a ride in that damn hot train.
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He struck his hand down on the desk: Well, damn the Scotch.
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Explosion hazard.' But then here's 'Low air,' and 'five'... shit, 'four minutes.'
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Our official diplomatic response was summed up as-problemtoo hard, tough shit.
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Of course, she wanted to point out what a shit I was.
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Yes, I feel sorry for the victims on whom the shit falls.
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Despite the best precautions and the best intentions, sometimes shit just happens.
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The sun had set; an owl began to hoot in the wood.
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But the film is, of course, a hoot from beginning to end.
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A moment later they heard the single, unexpected hoot of an owl.
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Nhlanhla Nene's upcoming mid-term budget speech is going to be a hoot.
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Olympos gave a great hoot of laughter, and so did many others.
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The big stiff-Glidden ,hecalled himself-mustbe some shucks in thet I.W.W.
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But shucks niggers aint got no sense nuf ter do fancy things.
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But shucks, I did not no whot ter do wid de money.
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The corn shucks rasped beneath her as she settled on the pallet.
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It don't amount to shucks, as we used to say in Missouri.
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Prince Esterhazy says he hasn't another red cent-onlytwo hundred thousand dollars.
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I have already paid every red cent due on my home.
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You are not going to get the first red cent out of me.
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Not a red cent, as that terrible young woman put it.
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It does not owe you the fraction of a red cent, young man.
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I don't trust this bloke McMahon a tinker's damn.
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All right, I don't give a tinker's damn what anybody says if you stand by me!
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What I feel is this: If she'd cared a tinker's damn for me she'd never have gone.
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Except the British and the French, there's no nation in Europe worth a tinker's damn when you come to the real scratch.
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"I don't give a tinker's damn who you are," replied North sturdily.
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I don't give a tinker's dam about Alfaro and his two-cent revolution.
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Without it the world's not worth a tinker's dam.
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Our party doesn't care a tinker's dam who has had, now has, or will have that envelope.
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He 's figurin' on two or three days' get-a-way, and so don't care a tinker's dam 'bout these yere marks.
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Graves may not care a tinker's dam for politics, but evidently he does get queasy when another man's ideas are misappropriated.
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We are going to have a pretty darn good March, Czubay said.
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And give me the basket; I'll darn your socks in the meantime.
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In short, the river level is pretty darn low causing navigation difficulties.
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Monthly comparisons for the rest of the year are pretty darn easy.
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It's better that things don't start too darn late and too messily.
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In any event, it made you want to read the darn thing.
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Whole darn sea's frozen solid just as far as you can see.
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But hardback cookbooks are too darn heavy to be good bedside companions.
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You know how to do your own thing, that's for darn sure.
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This time, Alexia was pretty darn certain she would not escape unscathed.
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Call it the wisdom of the crowd, which is pretty darn good.
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Stay with it, Boy; pull the darn roof down, if yuh want.
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This is why working out what happens next is so darn complicated.
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They're important stuff, weather reports, but darn it, they'll have to wait!
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But this particular darn tourist had two reasons for lingering up there.
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Keep reading to find out what I think sounds so darn nifty.
