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Those key players have all said they'll follow the UN's marching orders.
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In 1852, in his twentieth year, he received his first marching orders.
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The former Ireland lock was given his marching orders shortly after half-time.
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We were civil servants getting our marching orders from our political masters.
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I say give them their marching orders and then let them march.
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You'll get your walking papers in the morning when the doctor comes.
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She called the director today and gave him his walking papers.
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I think, Barry, that you're about to get your walking papers.
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But I'm hoping mother will give him his walking papers pretty soon now.
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Better mind your pegs, or you get your walking papers.
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There can be no doubt that her hostess was resolved to issue her walking papers.
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Give him his walking papers and come find me.
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It means giving him his walking papers.
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Lucas: Madam is going to give you your walking papers-she'slooking for you to do just that.
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Twelve people got their walking papers.
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He gave me my walking papers.
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I have to clear out all my extracurricular work, give it up, or Harrison will issue my walking papers.
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You've got your walking papers.
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Got your walking papers yet?
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Got his walking papers, eh?
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That charge became clearer Wednesday when the directory service closed its corporate-market push-media division and handed about 15 employees their walking papers.