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To rub salt in the wound, he suspended the party for 60 days.
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Also we will not rub salt into the wounds to make them sting.
3
When they were not finding ways to rub salt into a man's hide.
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The point being made, Rozsak saw no reason to rub salt into the wounds.
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Should he repeat the trick, he would rub salt into some already 'salty' wounds.
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The ambiguity of the laws will only further rub salt into New Zealand's wounds.
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And once the Authorities get here, I'll rub salt into your wounds as well.
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But if you want to rub salt in my wounds, you can leave right now.
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O noble lady, kindness looks out of your eyes; cease to rub salt into my wounds!
10
If he was trying to rub salt in Jagr's wounds then he was doing a bang-up job.
11
To rub salt in the wound, Andy Lynch was dismissed with nine minutes left for hitting an opponent.
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To rub salt into the wounds, the season's underwhelming end was compounded by the sale of Christian Vieri.
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When will well-meaning comforters learn not to rub salt into wounds while they seem to be dressing them?
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To rub salt into the wound, Ireland lost the series and Canavan was himself sent off in the second game.
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To rub salt in their wounds, the Goodiers' home had recently been burgled and their personal possessions systematically rifled through.
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To rub salt into Saints' wound, immediately after the incident Liverpool went up the other end and scored the opener.
