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• Being a citizen means, egad, taking on responsibilities.
• "Egad, it's plaid ."
• Egad, he's an ex-Cubs player.
• Egad, she was one of them, too!
• Egad, as they said in a gentler age.
• Egad, the place is awash with them.
• There are jeans and last Friday, egad, there was a purple Izod.
• Egad, is he really going to get rise of his deathbed and . ..
• His catchphrase is " Egad ! " which he exclaims whenever he makes a discovery.
• Egad, what's a poor congressman to do, if no one comes begging?
• Egad, how I loved it, in a way I shall never love it again.
• Egad, what if it works?
• Egad, I never thought I'd ever see the day of such a sham in baseball.
• Egad ! " ), who decides to mobilize the entire US Army and Navy against Fort Drakeborough.
• But, egad, how does " The Phantom of the Opera " fit into this company?
• The chapter had traveled to Goehner to watch the play, " Egad, the Woman Wore White ."
• At least two more forms, GAD 25 and GAD 44 ( embryonic; EGAD ) are described in the developing brain.
• Some of them _ the NBA-minimum guys, the free agents and borderliners _ will skip the trip or, egad, fly coach.
• Egad, if they start exchanging gifts and meeting for breakfast, the people of New Hampshire might brace themselves for the invasion of more Texans.
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