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would have
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As DV quite rghtly says, if Dubya or any other lefty hate figure had said something similar it'd've been a rich vein of discussion on 'edgy' BBC political satire shows and equally 'edgy' BBC 'comedy' shows.
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"You could've broke a leg and sued the owners, and then it'd've been my ass on the line."
While Other People Sleep Muller, Marcia 1998
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Finally re: the final - wished it'd've gone at least 4 sets, maybe 5, regardless of the outcome.
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Finally re: the final - wished it'd've gone at least 4 sets, maybe 5, regardless of the outcome.
Tennis-X.com :: Xtreme Tennis News contact@tennis-x.com 2010
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Lee, who has yet to lose a fight, brought a cheering section from Notre Dame that ... well, they've done some training, somewhere ... their "Un-De-Feated" would be the pride of any football game (not that it'd've been relevant lately).
Chicagoist 2009
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Lee, who has yet to lose a fight, brought a cheering section from Notre Dame that ... well, they've done some training, somewhere ... their "Un-De-Feated" would be the pride of any football game (not that it'd've been relevant lately).
Chicagoist 2009
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Lee, who has yet to lose a fight, brought a cheering section from Notre Dame that ... well, they've done some training, somewhere ... their "Un-De-Feated" would be the pride of any football game (not that it'd've been relevant lately).
Chicagoist 2009
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Had Renjou stayed and the two lived "happily ever after," it'd've defeated the point of Chikura and Renjou's relationship, since Chikura helps Renjou escape from his past life.
Anime Nano! 2009
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Lee, who has yet to lose a fight, brought a cheering section from Notre Dame that ... well, they've done some training, somewhere ... their "Un-De-Feated" would be the pride of any football game (not that it'd've been relevant lately).
Chicagoist 2009
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Lee, who has yet to lose a fight, brought a cheering section from Notre Dame that ... well, they've done some training, somewhere ... their "Un-De-Feated" would be the pride of any football game (not that it'd've been relevant lately).
Chicagoist 2009
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