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Much attention is given in England to the weather forecastforelegforesightI don't know in the newspapers.



When I arrived there, I just got the awful forebodingforemanforedoomI don't know that it was too late.



Wrinkles on your forelegforeheadforefingerI don't know are the signs of age or worry.



It was not worth arguing with you, it was a foremostforegoneforesightI don't know conclusion.



In this factory the workmen are formed in gangs under the direction of a forelegforemanforelockI don't know.



On this picture you can see B.B. King and in the foregroundforelegforecastI don't know you can make out 'Lucille',the name of all his guitars.



Please don't put your forelegforeverforefingerI don't know in your nose!



He loved her so much that he decided to tattoo her name on his forearmforemanforefingerI don't know.



In the forelegforewordforelockI don't know of the book you find out a handful of details about the author's life.



When she was a kid, she was so lovely with her forelocksforesightsforegroundsI don't know on the front of her head.