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The thick end of 100 billion has just been given to Ireland.
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Good butt, great lashes, long and thick, and of course-mybeautiful eyes.
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The threats are flying thick and fast in the South China Sea.
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The sand was thick; the horses labored; the drivers shielded their faces.
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I always have thick boots;- Iamvery particular about that;-andcork soles.
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The peas are numbing my jaw and my words come out slurred.
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His voice was slurred, the words coming out in a dreamy monotone.
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If I tell you, then it's not.' His voice was very slurred.
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What's wrong? His voice came muffled, slurred, as if struggling to wakefulness.
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Sophie also noticed that despite the man's bravado, his speech was slurred.
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Reed slurred over most of the details of the accident, even now.
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As he gazed at her, he heard a man's low slurred voice.
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This is the portion so deplorably slurred by these old monkish writers.
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Colin's words slurred a little, Mary's movements were less earnest, more rhythmic.
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He purposely slurred drawing at times, and was opposed to formal composition.
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Greene blinked blearily at us from his chair and then slurred, Rawlins?
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Charles fought any boy who challenged or slurred Adam and usually won.
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The album captured such revelry, complete with slurred vocals and drunken poetics.
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Coots, his mouth stuffed full of bread and meat sauce, slurred, 'No.'
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Her voice slurred like her mouth was filled with hardening wet cement.
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Louis heard syllables-phonetics, at least- but the words themselves were slurred and unclear.
