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And when they turned their backs to us, we noted each had his own card suit stitched to his under-britches: either a club, heart, spade, or diamond on his bun covers.
Kind of big in the britches, aren't you, looking down on us San Diegans like that.— Economist's View
THINKING (Flexible) This will not do - my britches are all choked with emissions and I also need a bath.— Equal and Opposite
Examine the record of our flip-flop when the despot got too big for his britches, i.e. Castro,
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