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They chattered so loud that the nightingale stopped singing in a huff.
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The home side's huff and puff before the interval had yielded nothing.
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Did she huff paint before speaking in front of large, bookish crowds?
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He calls Ellie in a huff while stalking off in the night.
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I'm definitely not going to waste my time on huff and puff.
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That would miff almost any leader, having his underling co-opted like that.
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You deserve to be shot, Mañuel, for joining in a miff.
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He may take a miff at any of us any time.
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It is just miff-maff and nonsense letting him go any longer to the schoolmaster.
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She's taken a miff at something, I suppose, and means to cut my acquaintance.
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But it's what happened next that will leave Eagles fans seeing red.
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She arrived, therefore, in Hampstead seeing red even where red was not.
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He struck the trail of three man-eaters, and followed them, seeing red.
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But a dearth of information from Equator banks has green groups seeing red.
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But it can't be good for the future of Jupiter's all- seeing red eye.
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We're seeing red numbers every month. The plant employs 515 workers.
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But where Williams was seeing red, the county was seeing green.
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If I'd been seeing red before, I was almost blind with it now.
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And yet what do they know of seeing red, these diners of London?
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If they are overlooked, there's no doubt the communists will indeed be seeing red.
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Brits, facing a post-Brexit world, are seeing red over such a whopping potential bill.
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It's enough to have the most easy-going entrepreneur seeing red.
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As per data from Coin360, many major cryptocurrencies are seeing red as of Thursday morning.
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The state is seeing red flags across the board.
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He had already been seeing red for a week.
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Another man was seeing red for a different reason.
