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1. Don't mention the merger to him - it's a bit of a bitterfiddleitchypillrechargerightsandwichscrewsorewarmed Je ne sais pas spot for him.

2. Telling Marc what you feel may be a bitterfiddleitchypillrechargerightsandwichscrewsorewarmed Je ne sais pas pill for him to swallow, but you owe it to him nevertheless.

3. Watching travel programmes on TV always gives me bitterfiddleitchypillrechargerightsandwichscrewsorewarmed Je ne sais pas feet.

4. I wonder what's happened to Jack - he looks like death bitterfiddleitchypillrechargerightsandwichscrewsorewarmed Je ne sais pas up!

5. Plans to put increased funds into education are supposed to sugar the bitterfiddleitchypillrechargerightsandwichscrewsorewarmed Je ne sais pas of increased taxation.

6. Imagine someone as unfit as Maria going on holiday in the Himalayas. She must have a bitterfiddleitchypillrechargerightsandwichscrewsorewarmed Je ne sais pas loose.

7. A good game of golf at the weekend always helps to bitterfiddleitchypillrechargerightsandwichscrewsorewarmed Je ne sais pas her boyfriend's batteries.

8. Sherley was quite ill for a while last week, but he's fit as a bitterfiddleitchypillrechargerightsandwichscrewsorewarmed Je ne sais pas now.

9. I was exhausted when I got home from work, but, after a nice cup of coffee, I'm as bitterfiddleitchypillrechargerightsandwichscrewsorewarmed Je ne sais pas as rain.

10. Jess won't understand the problem - she's one bitterfiddleitchypillrechargerightsandwichscrewsorewarmed Je ne sais pas short of a picnic.