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And then, abruptly, she had ended it. 'I'm in love with you', she'd told him matter-of-factly, 'and it's beginning to hurt. '

They talk about their dad fondly and matter-of-factly, and have big pictures of him in their rooms.

"I used to have adoctor, " she said, matter-of-factly, "but when I got laid off six months ago Ilost my insurance. "

'No, Dave, ' I said matter-of-factly, 'All I ever wanted to be was Todd Harrison. '

"At some point, women have to make a decision, " she said matter-of-factly . "Having children means you have to make compromises" at work.

He matter-of-factly describes a state of complete empathic fitness as a "continuous emotional orgasm. "

I told him the story of Cappy's encounter with the skunk. He listened very matter of factly, seemingly unimpressed.

Don Juan asked me matter-of-factly why I had not voiced my opinions at the time.

"No mystery to it, " he said matter-of-factly.

He remarks, matter-of-factly: "During the Cultural Revolution we saw people being beaten to death, so you become somewhat immune to it. "

Nixon matter-of-factly ordered H. R. Haldeman to draw up a list of the "big Jewish" contributors to the Democratic Party.

BUT factly, you are not tears in my eyes, the only one who cried sadly is just me.

'The project's major fault was that it didn't have an exit strategy, ' he tells me, matter-of-factly.

"I use an artificial intelligence system which I use on my own brain instead of on a computer, " he explained, matter-of-factly.

Once so said matter-of-factly: September, I'll go there. And there was the chance to meet you in.

"Usually, once people realize that I really do know what I'm doing, there is not a problem, " she says matter-of-factly.

Lewis responded matter-of-factly that that government should do what it had to do, and Bank of America would do the same.

"He can eat it when he comes in to the classroom, " she said, very matter-of-factly.

Parents should try not to criticize, nag, or punish their children. They should treat the behavior matter-of-factly.

The change was passed down matter-of-factly at routine weekly meetings in July, sandwiched in along with the news budget.

One little boy raised his hand and said very matter-of-factly. . .

"I plan to be secretary of state someday, " she would say matter-of-factly.

"I can't wait till I get my very own bicycle next month. Father's is too big for me. I fell, " she explained matter-of-factly.

"Yes, I've got the Italian record, both for the Champions League and in all European competitions, " he points out matter-of-factly .

Answer them candidly and matter-of- factly, avoiding sentimentality.

"The market is giving us an opportunity to give value to the forest, " he says matter-of-factly.

She discussed her financial difficulty matter-of-factly.

"Asia is a hedge-fund graveyard, " one executive says matter-of-factly.

"It Loves a subject that isn't talked about enough, " she says matter-of-factly .

The specialist told her about it matter-of-factly, like reading a shopping list.

"The Sudanese rape women, " one rebel said matter-of-factly.

Matter-of-factly, the foundation of the "accuracy" lies in Song Jianshu's alert for his situation at that moment.

"Oh yes, " said Dumbledore matter-of-factly.

Pachauri says matter-of-factly, ''It's yet to be seen what the government of India will do. '

"next time when you're sad, call me" he says matter-of-factly.

Jess, let's speak clearly and matter-of-factly.

It is broken, " the woman said, matter-of-factly. "

Always said matter-of-factly: sunspots, I will give you happiness!

BLURR with his critical eye and sharp tongue states matter-of-factly, "He's got a lot to learn. "

"In order to compete, there is a critical mass you have to have today, " Thompson said matter-of-factly.

Just forgot how to draw back, matter-of-factly gave promise was time to rush empty.

Without anyone who can live very good, when and why matter-of-factly keep