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1. He always as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth I don't know. He never comes to the point directly. How irritating!

2. His father just flares up easily! He as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth I don't know for no rhyme or reason.

3. One must never believe everything one gets to hear unless it has come as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth I don't know .

4. For Pakistan and India Kashmir has always been their as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth I don't know i.e it is something they have always fought over.

5. The first ever Prime Minister of India the venerable and industrious Jawaharlal Nehru as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth I don't know .

6. When will the day dawn when the sworn enemies India and Pakistan become friends and get on as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth I don't know .

7. He is as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth I don't know and so there is no use in saying anything to him.

8. These twins are certainly as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth I don't know. No wonder nobody can tell one from the other.

9. I am as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth I don't know for I have finally laid my hands on a lexicon that contains some archaic and even obsolete words.

10. Being as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth I don't know has its own advantages.