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Ice-cold and tied to a Council that had far more blood on its hands than Gerard Bonner ever would.
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Ice-cold and tied to a Council that had far more blood on its hands than Gerard Bonner ever would.
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'' Ice-cold Labatts and a big win for the Blue Jays - they were having a great time.
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Ice-cold fingers pulled harder than shed ever imagine anything could pull.
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Ice-cold, all clean logic and calculation, empty of kindness or compassion.
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Ice-cold air hit them like an oncoming wind: Yaxley, confused, looked around for the source of the trouble and saw Harry's disembodied hand and wand pointing at him.
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“Ice-cold Coke is a part of any pause … the refreshing part.”
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Ice-cold liquid on my face woke me up with a yell.
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Ice-cold sleet trailing languid fingers over my bare skin.
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Ice-cold and clear in the classic art deco glass, an olive or twist of lemon adding a touch of color, no other drink inspires such reverential and ritualistic awe in its devotees.
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