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an out-and-out lie
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out-and-out mayhem
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"Mr. Odom's tours are an out-and-out con job," the spy went on.† (source)
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Shift schedules, fund allocations, project juggling, out-and-out looting of other projects ...he'd never pulled so many stunts in his life.† (source)
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I mean, quite frankly, Andy was just about the clumsiest kid I ever saw that wasn't out-and-out spastic or retarded ...good God, you ought to have seen him on the tennis court, we used to joke about entering him in the Special Olympics, he would have swept every event.† (source)
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The place in Florida is a dump, if the out-and-out truth is to be spoken.† (source)
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"There's few out-and-out traitors, though there's some, even your spider hasn't found them all," Bywater had warned him.† (source)
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That's a out and out lie or I never heard one, said Rawlins.† (source)
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I don't think any of our assets out-and-out lied to us, but they would exaggerate, probably to get more money.† (source)
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The moment stretched out and out, interminable.† (source)
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It's not like anyone was out-and-out mean to me, but I felt iced out by Amos and Henry and Miles.† (source)
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You know how girls are at that age about any attention paid their bodies, and this was out and out probing of the rudest kind.† (source)
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Lither that, or that particular cab driver was an out-and-out-louse.† (source)
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The black well of sky and stars went out and out and out forever; her body and her complexity seemed to disappear.† (source)
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But that is an out-and-out grin.† (source)
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Only at the last-after he'd smashed through that glass door, her face swinging around, with terror forever ruining any other look she might ever try to use again, screaming when he grabbed for her and ripped her uniform all the way down the front, screaming again when the two nippled circles started from her chest and swelled out and out, bigger than anybody had ever even imagined, warm and pink in the light-only at the last, after the officials realized that the three black boys weren't going to do anything but stand and watch and they would have to beat him off without their help, doctors and supervisors and nurses prying those heavy red fingers out of the white flesh of her throat as if t† (source)
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