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Like taking candy from a baby.
(USA) If something is like taking candy from a baby, it is very easy to do.
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:::: Like taking candy from babies.
Wisconsin is just taking candy from a baby.
It was like taking candy from a baby.
"It was like taking candy from a baby," Bush said.
Like taking candy from a baby, except Beanpole Guy doesn't eat candy.
It was all too easy, like taking candy from a baby.
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She took candy from a bag and handed it to the children.
It's not like telling their kids not to take candy from a stranger".
And remember kids, never take candy from strangers, except for Halloween, when that is all that you do.
And having thus taken candy from a baby, how does he get into Roper's inner sanctum, his so-called Citadel?
Dangerous candy appears in many fairy tales, a theme continued with the modern public-safety message, "Don't take candy from strangers," and in public scares over tampering and contamination.
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