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My answer to her question-Howlong had you been together?-nowembarrasses me.
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She embarrasses me at times with her implicit faith in my goodness.
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Some of the unexpected loot she has carried away still embarrasses her.
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My desperation embarrasses him, I'm sure of it, but I don't care.
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It embarrasses me now to even summarize this piece of my writing.
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It embarrasses Britain that senior politicians imagine the EU indulging such a notion.
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Their support to Hong Kong democracy may be further assured, which embarrasses Beijing.
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I know it embarrasses Trevor to no end, but that's what moms do.
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I was so dreadful it embarrasses me even now to think about it.
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Somehow it embarrasses me to have to listen to your chewing.
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It embarrasses them, because they don't understand the overwhelming urge to eat them.
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Don't stop to thank me for all I've done, it only embarrasses me.
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But the question just embarrasses us both, given our history.
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Memoirs: 'You ask me for a biographical note - something that always embarrasses me.
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To the point where it "embarrasses the whole country", the statement said.
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There is one thing which embarrasses me not a little; and it is this:
