"I say, General," she remarked, "
fair's fair, and a promise is a promise.
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Fair's fair, though - I don't think I've ever seen a top policeman copping a massive strop and throwing cabbages like a bad loser on Crackerjack.
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Now, before we go around pointing fingers at an entire industry,
fair's fair, this guy's remark was what we call 'anecdotal,' meaning one person's informal commentary rather than reliable data.
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"It might sound strange me writing in The Spectator from a German perspective, but
fair's fair. I asked my companions which side they'd choose, and all of them agreed that the attacking forces had a better chance of survival than the defenders," he wrote.
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(Even though I don't agree with his politics,
fair's fair.) He is an active member of the House of Lords.
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Then people warmed to jockey Andrasch Starke, who was simply beside himself with joy, someone noted that Computerman in the Daily Express had got it right (I need one of those computers) and someone else said: "
Fair's fair, she was staying on in the Marcel Boussac last year." This is such an easy game, really.
German joy has me thinking of Max and the way it was
I am not saying we should return to the days of Chopper Harris and Norman "bite yer legs" Hunter when, unless the bone was sticking out after a tackle, it was hardly deemed a foul but, come on lads,
fair's fair.
It was such a pain in Spain
Fair's fair, should be your motto and everyone will be happier if you practice what you preach.
Your stars
Well, you made us listen to music that made our ears bleed, so
fair's fair. The prize was a measly pounds 1,000 for their chosen charity.
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I mean,
fair's fair, you cannot let slip that you're going out on the razzle without filling in the missing pieces.
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My point is not to demonize men, but
fair's fair. If we've come so far down the road that we're talking about mandatory Norplant; about starving women into giving up their kids to orphanages (Republican version) or forcing young mothers to live in group homes (Democratic version); if Charles Murray elicits barely a peep when he suggests releasing men from financial obligations to out-of-wedlock children and divorced moms have to hire private detectives to get their exes to pay courtwarded child support, it's time to insure that the Personal Responsibility Act applies equally to both sexes.
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And besides, in the long run,
fair's fair. Almost everyone he knows back home has a grandparent in the house or in a flat down the street.
Grow up, twenty-somethings. You can go home again
So
fair's fair," Siddle told Radio Sports National.
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