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Examples
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They did so in the hope that their viewers and readers would just come to see the bad news from WikiLeaks as a bunch of perfectly banal ho-hummery.
Will Taliban Imposter Flap Force The Media To Reassess The War In Afghanistan? The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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"Oh, Miss Sadlet is a master when it comes to hummery," Duncan said laconically, looking not at Dorothy but at Helen as he spoke.
The Last Gamble Nichols, Mary 1996
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Nevertheless it seems odd to ditch delusions of grandeur and replace them with ho-hummery and the notion that England can't really legitimately expect to produce better footballers than it seems to.
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Nevertheless it seems odd to ditch delusions of grandeur and replace them with ho-hummery and the notion that England can't really legitimately expect to produce better footballers than it seems to.
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Talk radio listeners 'attention-spans and intensity craving may not be engaged by the ho-hummery of credit markets, inflation, number-crunchings.
BlatherWatch 2008
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