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Your problem ain't whether you want to, pal; it's whether you can!
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She thought it over for several moments, then said, You're her pal?
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He is best remembered as Meyer Lansky's childhood pal and crime partner.
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Reacher said, 'And your biker pal can't organize an escape fast enough.
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During the brief report, the American pal with me grew increasingly agitated.
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For heaven's sake, where did you pal up with him?
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I say, you know, I shan't be wanted to pal up much with that chap, shall I?
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A man who had only one leg would pal up with a man who had only one arm.
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'Because he has been and locked my pal up that was to be in it with me.
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"Then we ought to pal up together, oughtn't we?"
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Harry immediately helped his chum up to his own former position.
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I say," he continued bashfully, "would you two chum up with me?
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And he doesn't chum up with the other chaps.
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He may chum up with me all he likes, for all his silk socks and shirts.
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Whistler said nothing but he drew his chum up beside him and thrust the glass into his hand.
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And meant to twist my chum up so he'd think one of his own crowd had been taking them?
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To have chummed up with him would have been fatal-thecommon dodge.
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Two masters of their own domain chumming up and back slapping around Trump International.
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So I chummed up to the pock-marked chap.
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And he and Mummy have chummed up.
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Ellaline has chummed up with her lately.
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The English soldier chums up quickly.
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They seemed to have chummed up.
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And afterward Threepwood chummed up with me and told me that to real pals like me he was Freddie.
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An' now I guess I'll go back home an' commence brightenin' Chum up, a wee peckle, on his tricks.
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Yet we were a motley throng and I do not think any self-respecting tramps would have chummed up with us.