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With that, she said, he sent her back to chop in a basement filled with two inches of gray water.
Does you know 'bout dat chile dat he 'uz gwyne to chop in two?" "Yes, the widow told me all about it".
Does you know 'bout dat chile dat he 'uz gwyne to chop in two?" "Yes, the widow told me all about it". "Well, den! Warn' dat de beatenes' notion in de worl'?
They have more wood to chop in terms of getting the [AOL] deal closed".
Firefighters caught a break Monday when the weather changed slightly with an inversion layer that stuck around long enough to chop in half the towering plume of smoke that for a week had compounded the fire.
Stand with your legs apart and the wood you want to chop in the middle.
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Hot headed McReynolds Tyler Hoechlinn) is hitting baseballs with an axe in order to chop them in two.
Others were as straight as a blade and seemed likely to chop you in half.
There are a lot of vegetables to chop (and in some cases to sauté) before the long simmer on the stove or in the oven.
Joe Vega, 47, a retired New York City police officer who lives in Cornwall, found the swarm so bad he had to wear goggles to chop wood in his driveway; he also had to drive with the windows tightly shut.
She wants to chop interest rates in half within a month of taking office.
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