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1 For the shoot, she wanted us to pour oil on each other.
2 Thou shalt divide it into little pieces, and shalt pour oil upon it.
3 Well, I will pour oil on my head and go off to sleep.
4 I, also, tried to reason with Max and pour oil on his wound.
5 But then Whitney would always come and pour oil over troubled waters, he said.
6 Manners, long tried in such occasions, was about to pour oil on the waters.
7 It was then that Mr. Plimpton gathered courage to pour oil on the waters.
8 We'll make a nice pile of the whole lot and pour oil over it.
9 You are angelic creatures, and would pour oil and wine into my wounded spirit.
10 A star lit, and nobody to pour oil in to keep the wick burning?
11 Sarah looked threatening, so Hugh hastened to " pour oil on troubled waters."
12 Lagarde will need all her fabled diplomatic skills to pour oil over such troubled waters.
13 I desire to pour oil on the waters, to produce harmony, peace and quiet here.
14 In vain Count Zinzendorf, longing for peace, endeavoured to pour oil on the raging waters.
15 Mary said, trying to pour oil on troubled waters, There's been nothing more in the newspapers.
16 All they did was pour oil on the flames, make the situation sharper and radicalize the protests.
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