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"Oy krov sac!"
"Ruptured amniotic sac with the fetus' legs..."
"She'd moored us in a creepy cul-de-sac with her art world friends.
"inflamed bursa sac, vertigo, fits of rage,
'There's a rotter living on Leas cul-de-sac.
"Oy krov sac!"
"Ruptured amniotic sac with the fetus' legs..."
"She'd moored us in a creepy cul-de-sac with her art world friends.
"inflamed bursa sac, vertigo, fits of rage,
'There's a rotter living on Leas cul-de-sac.
"Empty shriveled sacs." They're shriveled.
- Egg sacs.
- It's alleys and "cul-de-sacs".
- Our nut sacs, mostly.
-What did you see? What was in those sacs?
"Empty shriveled sacs." They're shriveled.
- Egg sacs.
- It's alleys and "cul-de-sacs".
- Our nut sacs, mostly.
-What did you see? What was in those sacs?
"In another epoch, such a man might have sacked Rome or been hanged as a pirate.
"In what was described by a senior government spokesman "as a fit of pique and panic, the Prime Minister sacked Lord Billsborough, "the greatly loved and longest-serving member of his government."
"Three strikes and he's out, tell him he's sacked."
"We just missed getting sacked, right?"
"l mean, Mr Khanna, right today, and have you sacked"
"The Carlsons then let the barbarians in the back gate "and joined in the sacking, the looting
- He's not leaving, I'm sacking him!
- They're not sacking you!
- You're sacking me?
-Are you sacking us?
"In another epoch, such a man might have sacked Rome or been hanged as a pirate.
"In what was described by a senior government spokesman "as a fit of pique and panic, the Prime Minister sacked Lord Billsborough, "the greatly loved and longest-serving member of his government."
"Three strikes and he's out, tell him he's sacked."
"We just missed getting sacked, right?"
"l mean, Mr Khanna, right today, and have you sacked"
"The Carlsons then let the barbarians in the back gate "and joined in the sacking, the looting
- He's not leaving, I'm sacking him!
- They're not sacking you!
- You're sacking me?
-Are you sacking us?