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• This bill would be a smack in the face at that.
• "It's like a smack in the face,"
• "It's a smack in the face to traditional publishers.
• It was like a smack in the face.
• This is like a smack in the face.
• That was a smack in the face.
• "It would be a smack in the face to Florida's citizens.
• That's a smack in the face for those people who had us out ."
• So it was a smack in the face when the negotiations started on that level and then went nowhere.
• The sweetest honor, and a smack in the face, and all in an October's work.
• After all those yards and all those points, reality hit Cos Abercrombie, and it felt like a smack in the face.
• "It's been a smack in the face that, hey, this is the way things are,"
• The audiences have been wonderful and the reviews have been great, so we considered it a smack in the face when the negotiations went nowhere.
• Most of the cases that you've got in these courtrooms is something that could have been handled with a smack in the face, maybe.
• "After organizing so many parties, it's always kind of a smack in the face not to be invited, " he said.
• The elimination was " a smack in the face of our reality, " Olmos said . " It should serve as a wakeup call about our universe of players.
• The elimination was " a smack in the face of our reality, " he said . " It should serve as a wakeup call about our universe of players.
• C . 1999, Houston Chronicle JOSE Lima's personality hits you like one of his favorite baseball pranks _ a smack in the face with a shaving-cream pie.
• Co-writer Natalie Hemby told The Boot that she and Lambert wanted the song to be " clever . " She referred to the lyrics as being like " a smack in the face, but you don't realize it.
• But the ellipses, the heavy-handed jargon, the cavalier assumption that you know what she means, or that if you don t she doesn t much care, are as much the overcodings of an academic coterie as a smack in the face for conventional scholarship ."