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The young jackanapes seems to have a natural affinity for sharpers and swindlers.
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He was naught but a young jackanapes for all his finery.
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The girl with the beautiful eyebrows had married that French jackanapes after all.
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He would soon let the jackanapes see that he was mistaken.
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You'll not join those jackanapes in their gambols during business hours.
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Surely this young whippersnapper couldn't have possibly played for the first team.
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After all, Ms Stuart was, at that stage, a mere whippersnapper of 87.
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Walt Disney looks to be putting the whippersnapper in its place.
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A young whippersnapper had been able to take liberties with it.
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He loved her as that whippersnapper yonder was not capable of loving anyone.
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Sprinkler systems would offset the danger created by lightweight construction, firefighters say.
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The iPad has had a difficult year after introducing the lightweight Air.
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That means smaller engines, hybrid drivetrains and wider use of lightweight materials.
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The composition of the lightweight four was in doubt until this week.
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After the war he plans to bring out a plastic, lightweight car.
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Hopefully we will be able to qualify for the lightweight-final, Thompson said.
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Founded in 1961, Plantronics' first products were lightweight headsets for airline pilots.
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Payload restrictions mean onboard communications equipment must be extremely compact and lightweight.
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This time, the Falcon 1 rocket carried RazakSAT, a lightweight Malaysian satellite.
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Katie Taylor won a women's lightweight boxing gold for Ireland on Thursday.
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Even if you don't extend it, Shortwave makes a good, lightweight option.
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Global demand for the lightweight material is expected to quadruple by 2025.
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He was only out of condition, but he was certainly no lightweight.
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Because they are very lightweight, they also don't pass the light test.
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Its lightweight, plastic body is designed for the lowest common ergonomic denominator.
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They carried numerous very lightweight titanium pins, of which we had none.
