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• Just write a report so we have something on the guys,
• For a change, both teams have something on the line.
• "I always have something on, " he said.
• "We'll have something on that shortly,"
• He says he would still have something on the stove.
• It is clear that they have something on their minds other than volleyball.
• To have something on your resume or to impress the family court judge?
• I think we have something on them there.
• I think we have something on them there,
• I have something on my conscience that I want to get off before I die.
• They may actually have something on the big guys-- some of whom agree.
• "We needed to have something on that drive, " said Brunell.
• Rumsfeld must have something on the president.
• I don't know about indefinitely; the policy should have something on this.
• If you must have something on your salad or bread, use canola or olive oil.
• Sure, if you have something on that is questionable you could be stopped and questioned,
• We need to have something on the books that makes sure local fans can afford tickets.
• "We need everybody to have something on the line, " he said.
• Having something on record is vital.
• "I would have something on my conscience if I didn't look after her.