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My spouse wanted her own 'healthy' food that I can barely swallow.
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Their message is simple and easy to swallow: Beer tastes, says Oliver.
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They're claimin' to offer the fountain a youth in 'easy-to-swallow time-released capsules'.
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I shall turn them to me, or I shall swallow their souls.
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I saw a single swallow jinking its way south on October 28th.
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The new generation should bury the past and focus on the present.
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I really want to go home to bury my sister, she said.
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He added: No government wants to bury anything in the modern era.
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Medical supplies to distribute, bodies to bury, law and order to reinstate.
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He said Mr Reddy told him he wanted to bury the bodies.
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But John doesn't just encourage young people to immerse themselves in books.
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Push down on vegetables to fully immerse them in the boiling water.
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Then she'd race to the hospital to immerse herself in her work.
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It wasn't often you got the chance to immerse yourself in Klingons.
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The snow had helped, but he would need to immerse himself shortly.
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They worry that foreign workers would eat up Japanese jobs, he said.
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Of course not; we should soon eat up his pay and allowance.
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Of course not; we should soon eat up his pay and allowances.
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The women and children eat up whatever the men have left on
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They eat up a couple hours per year, for most of you.
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Coupeau was going to the bad; Coupeau would swallow up her shop.
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Any two of the parties, by combining, may swallow up the third.
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The same silence as before seemed to swallow up this last cry.
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But the Lord made the earth swallow up Korah, Dathan, and Abiram!
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Will no kindly earthquake come and swallow up those accursed cotton mills?
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The repayments will swallow up an average of £230 a month.
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If the earth should swallow up Nuremberg tonight it would not surprise me.
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The earth opened her mouth, but could not swallow up the monster sin.
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One of our cannon could swallow up all the muskets of your tribe.
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Sometimes it seems as if it was going to swallow up everything and-me
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You think the sun is about to swallow up the world.
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But those vast forest aisles seemed to swallow up his voice.
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They can swallow up anything and take it back to Walker.
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Another rule is, not to let familiarity swallow up all courtesy.
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One of them, however, had emotions calculated to swallow up surprise.
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One can't swallow up a country where people write like that.
