darned

• “It's what you'd call a darned good offer," explained Armstrong:”

  The Dominant Dollar

• “He went on to say he would be "darned" if US Bancorp were to become part of of the "collateral damage" from the government's "sloppy attempt at nationalizing the [banking] industry.”

  US Bancorp Blasts TARP As Giant Bait And Switch On America - The Consumerist

• “It's kind of darned if you do and darned if you don't, though.”

  CNN Transcript Oct 13, 2008

• “Remember when I darned "My So-Called Life" and put it on my 'darned' list.”

  Archive 2007-10-01

• “E came along' ere only the other day, 'e did, and' e says to me, 'e says,' darned 'f I can see why a station-master should beat a professional gardener at' is own game, '' e says, 'but you do.”

  Mr. Britling Sees It Through

• “One was a new structure and the other two were old barns which had been "darned" here and there with new material, and their yawed sides were propped with joists.”

  The Landloper

• “Martin could not help frowning for a moment, as if he were disposed to insinuate that the gentleman had unconsciously 'darned' himself.”

  Martin Chuzzlewit

• “And yet, over the years, I've come to regard contract negotiation stories, and the pursuit of them, as a Faustian Bargain, where I'm "darned" if I do and "darned" if I don't.”

  Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local

• “I say 'darned' because men don't need it as much as we sometimes do.”

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• “So when I put "darned" into a post, and it didn't show up, I thought THAT word was in their stupid filter.”

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