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I really appreciated that.

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Look up the phrase in your dictionary.

Don't be such an infant.

In this case, I'll say select from links.

Also don't forget to define the error state where if it doesn't match anything, we're just going to skip it.

Tom wrote down without fail every one of Mary's words.

What are you looking at, butthead?

What are you looking at, butthead?

Anybody else got a problem here?

Has anyone else got a problem with Harry?

It's an asinine sales pitch.

In legal documents, difficult words and phrases are often used.

Sure, son, you can drag the lake. A guy did it about four years ago, looking for his wife.

Do anybody got a problem with that?

Do you have a complaint to make?

Do you have a problem with this?

Do you have any complaints?

You talking to me?

You all right?

Why do I have to justify this to you?

I'm a parenthesis?

What's your problem?

Let me have your right hand. I'm gonna write that Gerard a piece of my mind when this is cleared up, making me do this to you after all you've done for us.

Just click on the group you want to search, then on the documents tab and enter the search terms just like before.

And instead of using the word tolerance I use a different word.

Because the beggining of the level is the door where it's written EXlT.

I have something for when we hit an error, where nothing is matched.

You talking to me?

Expression

Of course I'm against. What's the matter with you?

I ought to have him strung up.

Hey, Clanker.

Something wrong?

The detective took down his testimony on the spot, word for word.

She smacked my bum for the cigarette

Of my own will.

And you're complaining to me!

You got a problem, Larry?

Of course I do. I'm famous.

Was bitching about the money all week.

What's the secret?

That's a serious thing to say to a girl you just met.

Make a little noun phrase.