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So long as you dont flounce out and leave me alone with her.
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Perhaps Louis van Gaal should flounce out of his pre-match press conferences a little more often.
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Usually circumspect analysts have concluded that Theresa May is likely to flounce out in a huff.
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Above all, though, Elton had the wisdom to flounce out of one of his own works.
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So then François snarls some more insults at me and I pay the bill and flounce out.
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Actually, that never was the deal: Texas can't flounce out of the Union any time it feels like it.
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Obviously, it's better to make considered decisions and carefully strategise your next move before you flounce out of the building.
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The German chancellor thought Cameron's decision was potty, a wilful surrender of influence, a myopic flounce out of a forum for heavyweight leaders.
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She flounced out and slammed the door; and Rosa sat down, trembling.
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As late as 1908 ladies- and others -still flounced out of rooms.
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Presently he flounced out of bed, and lighted his candle in haste.
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She then flounced out of the house and returned to the hotel.
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Her complaint made no impression, however; so she flounced out of the room.
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And with that she flounced out of the shop into the back parlour.
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Marc Antoine flounced out of bed in a temper, and flaunted his credentials.
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He flounced out of the room like a heroine of melodrama.