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Could it be Coleman's history as forest minister and his brother ditzing about with WFP? doggone, good point about the wood available here in BC.— Tyee - Home
Folks who would buy a Mac if they were cool enough, rich enough and-doggone it-people envied them?— The Tech Report: News
She sprinkled her comments with folksy phrases like "doggone", "betcha" and "darn right".— Top Stories - Google News
She seemed doggone-determined to survive though, swimming five nautical miles, through choppy, shark-invested waters no doubt, to St. Bees Island, where, for four months she survived on baby feral goats.
I'm quite certain that you connect with the white, white, orange-slice bringin ', church-never-missin', "doggone" sayin ', soccerhockeyfootballmomn' moms and dads, and their moms and dads.— The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
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