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I would think a cheatingly easy way to deal with the english in the future way, would be to write a past scenario in which English is a dead language.

"And the bone shall never heal. I care not if you kneel." greygirlbeast 2010

I would think a cheatingly easy way to deal with the english in the future way, would be to write a past scenario in which English is a dead language.

"And the bone shall never heal. I care not if you kneel." greygirlbeast 2010

The spirit of sports implies to take a sport as a sport, not as a war -- do not play cheatingly, follow the rules of the game.

Spirit of sports 2008

I'm afraid, "he added, for so evident was it that most of her fellow-creatures had dealt cheatingly with her that decent people felt a special obligation to treat her honestly," my grandmother was an O'Connor, but she was half French.

The Judge Rebecca West 1937

Surely, in short, Pompey shouldn't be allowed to win this Cup with this cheatingly-acquired team?

The Guardian World News Simon Burnton 2010

A village approached from different ends is two villages; the north side of a house has an entirely different character from the south; and most of the views, vistas, prospects or whatever is the right name for the phenomena which on certain motoring maps are indicated by a little spreading blue fan – most of these are entirely one-way affairs, invisible on the opposite journey or only to be seen, cheatingly, by means of a deliberate contortion of the neck.

Try Anything Twice 1938