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Richard Burton Photo: Creative commons We think; therefore, we often talk rubbish.
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Some of the rubbish fell in the water just astern of us.
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He was out in the yard clearing up the brush-heaps and rubbish.
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Her sandaled feet lightly disturbed the rubbish on the floor; dust rose.
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Nets, barriers and rubbish-fishing vessels are likely to provide a temporary fix.
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This trash-talking African-American style has rubbed many Australians up the wrong way.
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Never mind if it is trash now; their tastes will insensibly alter.
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He saw mounds of dirt and trash that were in this street.
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Women now have the opportunity to sweep them into the trash heap.
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Dodsworth is not the only one rebutting Jobs' strange trash-talking of Android.
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Some cases of trumpery rosaries were found and dispatched the same way.
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This trumpery business with the cigarette revolutionised my whole feelings towards Boyce.
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Poor boy, his wife has quite forgotten him and his trumpery love.
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Well, there's been a lot of trouble over a trumpery wooden idol.
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What does he do with all his rhetorical trumpery at such times?
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She cradled Robby with one arm and felt the jar of applesauce.
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I wiped the applesauce from my finger and sat at the table.
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Visit Website Directions: Combine applesauce, maple syrup, and milk in a medium saucepan.
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He took the pills she handed him; she ate the applesauce.
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Mexican tomato and tomatillo salsas, unstrained cranberry sauce, and applesauce are familiar examples.
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Do you mean to tell me he gets away with that folderol?
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And of course she's going to pay you for all this fiddling and folderol.
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For all its folderol, it is only a simple offer of support for the pope.
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You profess to be a man of science, surely you don't believe in such folderol?
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Housekeeping is of more account than all this folderol.
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Instead, what we see from the government is ideologically fuelled, evidence-free codswallop.
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It might sound like a load of codswallop, but it's actually quite good fun.
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It is codswallop for the following reason: Dostoevsky was dead.
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Pish-tush, spare me the codswallop and pretty words.
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Which was, of course, a load of codswallop.
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Not a bad exchange for the Frenchman's wish-wash claret, I suspect.
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What they want is wish-wash and slush, and God knows they get it, but not from you.
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Pour honey over this tripe; set it before the fire to dry.
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He bumped around the room and finally found the tripe water bucket.
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Four fine no-frills restaurants dole out tripe soup, supposedly a hangover cure.
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Our supper consisted of tripe de roche and half a partridge each.
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Big fleshy pipes gave way to fine, glistening net, like spray-painted tripe.
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Hepburn gathered a kettleful of tripe de roche but froze his fingers.
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A good house, especially noted for tripe _à la mode de Caen.
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The answer is, Beefsteak or tripe, yeast or saleratus, which you please.
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Her street possessed a tripe-and-trotter stall, and she was a lazy cook.
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What th' hell do they have to give us that tripe for?
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I love tripe!' Untrue, as all my family knew, but I was ravenous.
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The pork and tripe had been cut in dice like pieces.
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The whole thing was as Frenchy as tripe in a casserole.
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We had some tripe de roche in the evening but Mr.
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Luc Besson has produced some utter tripe down through the years.
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When onions begin to cook, put in tripe and steam half an hour.
