| With a couple hours yet to go in the party, he dressed and pleaded bellyache, then took to his horse to go home. |
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| They were usually sour and gave us bellyache, but it felt like a rite of passage of sorts. |
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| A great banquet was served during the day, and I often gave myself a bellyache by eating too much while listening to speaker after speaker. |
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| Whether you call it a cramp, bellyache, side ache, stomachache or stitch, it's a run-zapping pain in the gut. |
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| We can bellyache all we want over the decision, but at the end of the day prohormones are still gone. |
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| The pregnant person scrutinizes every bellyache and back twinge to see if it's a sign of the impending big event. |
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| Soldiers bellyache all the time, but only a minority turn complaint into defiance. |
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| Uncharacteristically, perhaps because the bellyache and the fever distracted him, he sat in the open rather than behind tree cover. |
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| Deal with that, and don't bellyache about how that someone else is a bad guy because he's outcompeting you and preventing you from making money. |
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| If I complain of a sore bellyache Mom will never believe me. |
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| One night the bellyache was so bad she went to the emergency room — and her abdominal X-rays were normal as well. |
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| Could it be that therein lie the seeds of the present bellyache? |
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| So today I have an impressive scar, a bit less kidney, a big bellyache, and far more appreciation for the glory of life. |
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| Mr. Shishido spends the film either doubled over in some sort of spiritual bellyache or in ecstasy over the aroma of boiled rice. |
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| The adult forecasts the consequences of eating green apples, and decides to pass it up, because the adult does not want the bellyache. |
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| I find it amusing what some people will write to you to bellyache about. |
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| Well Andy Rooney did and nearly gave himself a bellyache over the results. |
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| It's Monday morning, time to get moving, but instead of getting ready for school your child is complaining about a bellyache, a headache, dizziness or something similar. |
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| I've heard a number of people bellyache in Hollywood about it. |
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| The Kurds, in particular, will bellyache if he does. In this section A perilous peace deal A long-standing leader's mixed legacy What's in a name? |
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| He was sent home with a diagnosis of an ordinary bellyache. |
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| Let us make no mistake about it. The prosperity of one part of the country is something in which all parts of our country should rejoice, not bellyache, rejoice. |
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| One cannot condone a practice with one hand and bellyache with the other when a similar situation arises. |
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| But it's obvious no one there has ever done so because such a person wouldn't bellyache about our combat operations. |
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| A FLIMSY plot provides five central characters with myriad opportunities to bellyache about their fabulous millionaire's lifestyles. |
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| Finally one day Max ate too many avocados, a new treat, and he fretted and cried inconsolably because he had a bellyache. |
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| It got a bellyache instead, It swallowed two burned out light bulbs tossed in the coop that must have smelled a lot like chicken eggs. |
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