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1. The hot lazy Afternoondays got her libido up and she had a good time being quite the slut a sailor should be and breaking her two-cup rule again
2. “You certainly live better here in the valley than we do up in the desert,” he told her
3. “We know what you're trying to do up there!”
4. It enables foreigners, the Dutch in particular, not only to eat our corn cheaper than they otherwise could do, but sometimes to eat it cheaper than even our own people can do upon the same occasions; as we are assured by an excellent authority, that of Sir Matthew Decker
5. “It wasn’t exactly heroic, all I had to do was do up a couple of zips
6. True he’d have to spend a lot of time abroad, but If he pulled it off he’d have work for the next four years and he’d be able to buy Dawn some of the things she kept asking for, and maybe have a little spare cash to do up the house as well
7. now you run in and hurry up breakfast while I do up the chores
8. “You’ve been using the sensors at long range, haven’t you? You’d be amazed what they can do up-close
9. He could imagine Paola Ramirez telling friends, ‘Some weirdo up in Canada sent me an e-mail,’ and how they all would laugh, and then begin to speculate about the sender
10. “You know, do up the man cave in style
11. "So what are you going to do up there, in the city? Die with your friends?"
12. 5 My son be mindful of the Lord our God all your days and let not your will be set to sin or to transgress his commandments: do uprightly all your life long and follow not the ways of unrighteousness
13. There wasn’t much to do up in the sky
14. Why could not abide the silence and the seriousness that accompanies the choosing of wishes; moreover, the butterfly seemed not to have noticed that he had been excluded from the group’s collective bargain, so he flew away to find something more entertaining to do up in the sky, which consisted chiefly of singing bits and pieces of made-up songs to himself and swinging his cane around like a cutlass
15. While the nervous Captain on day shift will try to pal up with their creeps in the neighborhood, the second shift ensign will put an atomic torpedo up their exhaust port at the smallest provocation
16. Nintendo updated their line with the Nintendo DS Lite in 2006, the Nintendo DSi in 2008 (Japan) and 2009 (Americas and Europe), and the Nintendo DSi XL, while Sony updated the PSP in 2007 and again with the smaller PSP Go in 2009
17. The producer, Donald, walked up and said they were going to cut to commercials then do updates on the earthquake in California and some other political comments
18. The only other person who could do up a bovidis shoulder like that was his mother
19. My hands fumbled as I tried to do up Astra’s saddle buckles
20. Then for diversion he employed himself at home as a workman; he even tried to do up the attic with some paint which had been left behind by the painters
21. 5 meters, and can do up to 120 revolutions per minute
22. were going to `do up' for Mr Sweater
23. Let's see what we can do up this end of the garden while he's busy down there
24. She began to prepare for his coming, began to do up her room for him, to clean the furniture, to wash and put up new hangings and so on
25. one thing, there was a lot to do up in the Bag End garden, and he would have
26. "There's not a lot to do upon the stations, this time of the year
27. “What you goin’ to do up there?”
28. Though it was hard work to look after all the children and restrain their wild pranks, though it was difficult too to keep in one's head and not mix up all the stockings, little breeches, and shoes for the different legs, and to undo and to do up again all the tapes and buttons, Darya Alexandrovna, who had always liked bathing herself, and believed it to be very good for the children, enjoyed nothing so much as bathing with all the children
29. Gangs of convicts were sent to level the ways in the fortress, smooth away hummocks in the ground, paint the palings and other wood-work, to plaster, do up, and generally repair everything that was conspicuous
30. When the gangs were formed each morning, the two fellows, Koulikoff and A—v, managed to get themselves sent out with the convict Chilkin, whose trade was that of stove-maker and plasterer, to do up the empty barracks when the soldiers went into camp