It was literally held together with duct tape, and I mean literally as the actual meaning of literally.
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We can literally save lives; people literally die without this.
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I just felt like I was literally in the wilderness, literally.
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At least it still thinks "literally" means literally and not "figuratively."
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Like, literally, or anyway whatever passes for literally on the internet.
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Each and every one of them looked like Humayun to us. Literally. Literally.
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It is "Taking Trump Seriously, Not Literally," not "Take Trump Seriously, Not Literally."
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It is not actually a good thing to allow literally anyone to say literally anything to literally anyone else and not feel any social consequences for it.
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I'm literally doing nothing," Diaz said, with Applegate replying that she's "literally doing nothing, too!
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They are literally (literally) everywhere […] Xinjiang is a police state, and it's open about it.
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Lest you think these dogs aren't literally flying a plane, they are literally flying a plane.
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Rob Lowe, 51 He is LITERALLY one of the most handsome men we've ever seen. Literally.
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We literally go door to door, literally to the states and to the Secretaries of State.
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Stop coming for me and my team when I've never been better literally in any department. LITERALLY.
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Think of the definition of the word "literally," which, literally, no longer means what it actually means.
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Floyd Mayweather beat Conor McGregor -- literally and literally -- but it was way closer than just about anyone thought.
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Of Johnson's own peeves, it seems that careful writers still mostly use "literally" literally—something worth fighting for.
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Your brain processes metaphors literally We often speak in metaphors, where words don't literally mean what we say.
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But for now at least, "Literally the worst app ever" is literally the most compulsive app on the internet.
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So yes, it needs to be brought to the table more—not so literally and very much so literally.
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He "had been going through literally the exact same thing in literally the exact same time frame," she said.
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"And that is literally it: "I literally feel like I need to pinch myself because I don't even deserve this.
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I literally came into this thinking I would end up with him, but he literally picked a taxidermist over me.
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"Republicans are literally waiting around for the president and he's literally waiting around to not have to say" anything, said Sen.
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I am literally developing this space and the narrative, and sometimes literally cutting and tearing parts to fit in to different areas.
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On one side of the room, it's literally gray and white, literally, that's the color palette on one side of the room.
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"It's just literally the one thing that we buy in the US that we have literally no information about," Fox told me.
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THAT YOU SHOULD HAVE TAKEN HIM LITERALLY AND HE WILL RESPOND LITERALLY IN THE ACTIONS AND ORDERS AND LAWS THAT HE TRIES TO PASS.
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This action now literally, literally transcends these stupid laws that are on the books, passed by Congress, signed into law by a previous president.
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As commentators have put it, his voters took Mr Trump seriously but not literally, even as his critics took him literally but not seriously.
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And literally the contract would be $500 for rerun residuals to "I Love Lucy," and I was literally just faxing those back and forth.
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Stan Lee's former business associate is like a vampire ... he literally sucked the blood out of Stan's body -- well, not exactly literally, but close.
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Just listen to that "No, you move" speech – it sounds inspiring, until you realize it could be applied by literally anyone to literally anything.
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While (quite literally) the rest of the world acknowledges that climate change is (again, literally) an existential threat, Congress continues to ignore the crisis.
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The ground of our being is literally the Earth with its several million species that we are literally allowing to slip through our fingers.
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You don't have to be a hard-core prescriptivist to oppose the loose way in which the word "literally" is so often used these days (after all, if "literally" stops meaning "literally" we don't have another word in English that can take over this meaning).
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"I assume he did not literally mean to sodomize me with a submarine," Musk said, "just as I didn't literally mean he was a pedophile."
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Coming in July, there's the just-announced New Nintendo 2DS XL. It has literally everything as the New Nintendo 3DS XL — literally — minus the 3D aspect.
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The idea that "the media takes Trump literally but not seriously; his supporters take him seriously but not literally" overlaps with an idea laid out in an article in the Atlantic by Salena Zito, in which she used "seriously, not literally" to explain Trumpism as a movement.
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And literally, literally millions of Americans go to Mexico for tourism and vacation and millions of American retirees live in Mexico because it's cheaper and rather pleasant.
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"That quote was so true of Mr. Trump: 'The media took him literally but not seriously and his supporters took him seriously but not literally,'" GOP Sen.
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"I literally said, 'I'm literally down to do whatever as long as there are no knives,' and then every single act had knives in it," Hough shared.
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There is literally nothing better that could happen to you on a London bus than being treated to a private singing performance by Craig David. Literally. Nothing.
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"As a user, you are literally a click away from switching to [Microsoft] Bing, you are literally a click away from switching to Yahoo search, " Squali told CNBC.
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Recently, he's been pulling all these things together, with the kind of comfortable ease that you can only get from recording literally thousands of songs over literally two decades.
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I had the smallest room, and my windows faced a shaftway that was literally filled with garbage — it had 3 or 4 feet of literally condensed, piled-up garbage.
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" (Musk has since deleted both tweets.) "I assume he did not literally mean to sodomize me with a submarine, just as I didn't literally mean he was a pedophile.
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" - Jenna, 232 "Threw love poems at him, literally.
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It — literally — bordered on defiance of the agreement.
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And then the Jews ... just 'passed over' -- literally.
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" - Trina, 228 "Set the pillows on fire. Literally.
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Only — Darius being Darius — he meant it literally.
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" - an exhortation that translates literally as "add oil!
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" — TREVOR NOAH "He literally just met the guy.
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She basically said that you should be literally, there&aposs no excuse for these agents to not literally lay down their guns and badges to say that this is unlawful.
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In August, as a guest on MSNBC's Meet the Press Daily, I noted that voters take Donald Trump seriously but not literally, while journalists take him literally, but not seriously.
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In a hilarious video interview with The Battery Company's Sas Goldberg and Jake Wilson, Pupo so calmly admits to something that is literally – not literally, but close to it – heartbreaking.
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The cleaner literally launders money, referencing issues with Latin American tax systems along with cultural stereotypes, and challenging viewers to think rather literally about what, exactly, they ascribe value to.
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ADDARIO: They were about to execute as and we&aposre literally -- at one point I looked over and I saw each one of my colleagues literally begging for -- for their lives.
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It's turning out, in other words, that whereas Trump should have been taken seriously and literally all along, Republicans should not have been—and still shouldn't be—taken seriously or literally.
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LITERALLY, RIGHT BEFORE AARON It's Adam (Justin Long) who was, literally or figuratively, the boyfriend right before Aaron (Ryan Hansen), the man Allison (Cobie Smulders), Adam's ex, is about to marry.
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"I have found throughout my life that — and it well be by me — that I am taken very literally and I don't know if I mean anything literally," he said Friday.
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I couldn't afford — literally or figuratively — to seek treatment.
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Ahead, see how much Jon Snow has grown — literally.
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" "These are literally the worst things I've ever seen.
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Our guess -- put it in the rearview, bro ... literally.
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I'm literally writing about the headquarters, so ... KS: Good.
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She is both literally — and seriously — a conservative ally.
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Meghan Markle had a surprise up her sleeve — literally!
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But it's not done growing — both figuratively and literally.
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Things are shaking up on the Fortnite island — literally.
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True love lit a fire under two brides — literally.
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Justin Bieber gave Post Malone a sick burn ... literally.
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" —Jazzy "I've literally been walking in my father's shoes.
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For miles ... literally no visible sand, just plastic waste.
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", a call of encouragement literally translating as "add oil!
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While in Africa, Harry was one with nature – literally.
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FOWLER: That is literally -- that is a homophobic thing!
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Besides, Kevin added, Ernest was the victim here — literally.
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Women killed at the box office this weekend — literally.
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TFW anthems have literally been written about your butt.
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But once the water drained, she was stuck — literally.
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The final photo depicted the dish's tragic downfall — literally.
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Presidential protests started out Tuesday with a bust — literally.
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But Samsung pushed its luck and got burned — literally.
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This ride will take you for a loop — literally.
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" The community had "literally flipped like a light switch.
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Iggy Azalea's ass is bursting at the seams ... literally.
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Kim Kardashian's pretty transparent these days ... quite literally, actually.
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Well, you're not going crazy — at least, not literally.
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" She continues, "I literally have to map it out.
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Cosby's life is now in the judge's hands ... literally.
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" "White truck literally racing through crowds of all ages.
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Literally, I walk in her house — [and] it's dangerous.
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Baylee Littrell is following in his dad's footsteps — literally!
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" Put them together, it literally means "to end bewitching.
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" He added: "That goes from literally head to toe.
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Ali was a pugilist, but also a poet — literally.
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" Mendoza said of the teacher was "literally a hero.
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Airbnb's newest listing is fit for a king — literally.
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Todd Purdum: Trump World follows a "Godfather" script – literally.
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"[It's] literally just a kidnapping & torture house," the Change.
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Vegas is hot in summertime — both literally and figuratively.
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I mean, it's such an outrage – literally an outrage.
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So, we waited -- and watched the clock (literally here).
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He thought the burger smelled a little fishy — literally.
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My children literally live in them — and love them.
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Training on "1917" started from the ground up — literally.
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Getting around North Carolina was a straight shot — literally.
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And he will do absolutely anything -- literally -- to win.
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Mark Wahlberg's fitness regimen is cooler than ever — literally.
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IVF was becoming a pain in my ass — literally.
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But in her imagination — well, that's another story. Literally.
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But it's also spread by word of mouth — literally.
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This is literally WestCoast Suicide .... bitch betta get #neutral.
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"It's literally an ongoing spectrum of options, " he said.
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" Or actually, literally, "Don't believe other people saying this.
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This is ... literally, it has a slot for you.
|
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Like literally, there was a joy ... No, Oreos. Okay.
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REGGELLO, Italy — The stage was set for war. Literally.
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" IO: "Literally snipping off flowers from the neighbor's bushes.
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Five years later, Alexa is a household name — literally.
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There are many layers to great art — sometimes literally.
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", "You are literally sustaining life with your incredible milk.
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"They're going to be hidden — literally hidden," Beltran said.
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" I said: "Glenn, you literally rolled out of bed.
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It takes a village to make a movie – literally.
|
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" Vail Resorts: "I've been recommending this thing literally forever.
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It was literally — I viewed it as an option.
|
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Not literally, but I ... They're not there for that.
|
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HABERMAN: Can I ask you one — literally last question?
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This she does literally and handily — with one holdout.
|
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You can't ... You literally cannot promote it on Facebook?
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DF: It was literally a large ... It was $400,20163.
|
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Kim Kardashian West is having a blue Christmas — literally!
|
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Lady Gaga does ... and, literally, can't stop saying it.
|
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We literally found a member of our audience who at 19 years old walked into this crime totally inadvertently, had it pinned on him, and literally lost 10 years of his life.
|
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With no agency of his own, he was literally dropped by his literally alien parents into the middle of the United States — and it doesn't get more middle America than Smallville, Kansas.
|
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When people say Trump's supporters take him "seriously but not literally," they're wrong: Many supporters do take Trump's promise to build a wall literally, for example, and they're right to do so.
|
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With limited visitation rights, prisoners are rarely allowed to see family and friends—quite literally their only source of connection to a world outside their own brain, which is quite literally corroding.
|
|
While there's literally no connection between the James Gunn movie and the galaxy cluster, located roughly 4 billion light years away, that didn't stop literally everyone from trying to make this A Thing.
|
|
Deal Squad by RetailMeNot is literally — and I really mean literally — a site where real people will scour the web to find the best price on whatever gifts you have your eye on.
|
|
At least, that's what gave me hope that week as I watched the world burn, literally and figuratively, but mostly literally, as my beautiful new ward eked out his being amongst the smoke.
|
|
"I could literally pick the time when I wanted to check in and I could literally pick the time when I wanted to check out," said Ms. Brecher, 7, who lives in Brooklyn.
|
|
"You're literally in part of the committee that's overseeing these things and were not able to speak to literally the first thing about the politics of the country to our south," Buttigieg said.
|
|
"And we literally did this in two weeks," he said.
|
|
Joining Yamper is Alcremie, which is literally a walking dessert.
|
|
"There are literally thousands of generics that are below $10."
|
|
Stepping into Bloodroot means stepping into a home, quite literally.
|
|
McHale: There's LITERALLY the word 'cool' in my team name.
|
|
I literally ran up to meet him after the thing.
|
|
We have a whole team that just literally shoots vertically.
|
|
It is literally customizing the algorithms for each search result.
|
|
The company is literally paying residents to do yard work.
|
|
The easy solution was to literally get a woman 007.
|
|
In 22017, the iPhone 25300 literally bent in people's pockets.
|
|
She literally douses them in gasoline and burns them alive.
|
|
Literally, earlier that day, a few hours before he died.
|
|
Chris Pine and Annabelle Wallis are officially (and literally) linked.
|
|
And then just literally, like, you have a trainer, essentially.
|
|
It was literally on my TL just minutes ago. pic.twitter.
|
|
" And he literally text back saying, "Let that baby fly.
|
|
So I emailed literally every professor in the theater department.
|
|
There's literally nothing you can't accomplish with a waffle iron.
|
|
Captain Marvel literally just appears in the room, like, poof.
|
|
What men literally can't understand is this isn't about them.
|
|
She is quite literally the princess of the Met Gala.
|
|
That's what I've learned taking literally hundreds of urine tests.
|
|
Literally what else could you possibly want on a Friday?
|
|
The studio was literally in the shadow of Strangeways [Prison].
|
|
We were literally kids when we came on this show.
|
|
Some homeless people will literally say they don't want help.
|
|
When I think about it literally though, taste means taste.
|
|
BEYONCE IS LITERALLY PERFORMING ON A THRONE RN #FormationWorldTour pic.twitter.
|
|
The problem of seeing, both literally and metaphorically, is also
|
|
Oh, and Khaled's ninth studio album features almost literally everybody.
|
|
"Knowing literally anything at all about how to pay taxes"?
|
|
So what if she hadn't literally walked all 000,000 miles?
|
|
I honestly just want more battery life — that's literally it.
|
|
The guy is literally the worst professor in the world.
|
|
I literally cannot see the funny side of this situation.
|
|
At some point, someone literally yelled "No!" in complete disbelief.
|
|
Heidi Klum's daughters have some big shoes to fill — literally.
|
|
I literally just got chills talking about it right now.
|
|
Quite literally, Dalio has built a fortune thanks to capitalism.
|
|
"You've literally saved people's lives," Van Ness tells her, crying.
|
|
My arm is not moving, it's literally just my wrist.
|
|
Literally two weeks of straight hiccups since the stroke happened.
|
|
Others are literally built in the back of a Tesla.
|
|
Literally like an explosion went off in the nervous system.
|
|
And they are literally tied to his actual, physical survival.
|
|
" And we would say, "No, we literally closed the door!
|
|
"Agencies are literally running out of funds," the official said.
|
|
According to Cramer, it was literally the worst possible time.
|
|
Africa. Literally thousands of miles away across the Indian Ocean.
|
|
You're literally just yawning and falling asleep as we talk.
|
|
It will literally change your life (as it has mine).
|
|
It is literally impossible to getting herpes, that's absolute horseshit.
|
|
Yeah, that worked literally for a week and a half.
|
|
Rowan was literally cutting off the old and starting anew.
|
|
And will Trump -- metaphorically or literally -- blow up the world?
|
|
You can buy a similar version at literally any mall.
|
|
The European political elite took Trump literally but not seriously.
|
|
That's literally what he said as he founded the company.
|
|
It felt like cities were literally growing out the ground.
|
|
Ayeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. Jay's deal is literally longer than two presidential terms.
|
|
I mean, just like Donald Trump, don't take it literally.
|
|
But a great manager, she literally is their mother figure.
|
|
So you got to keep it inside, literally and figuratively.
|
|
Chuck is literally holding himself together with a rubber band.
|
|
Because the deal was literally not and hadn't been inked?
|
|
I literally wear - actually, Greg, I wear cargo sweat shorts.
|
|
Maxine Waters flipping her lid literally saying go after them.
|
|
Thor and literally anyone Listen, I feel for the guy.
|
|
But disaster struck (literally), and Hurricane Sandy hit New York.
|
|
"She literally made a new friend," Woody tells the gang.
|
|
At the beginning of this year there were literally zero.
|
|
You have been in development for literally billions of years.
|
|
Without zero, much of our modern world literally falls apart.
|
|
We literally cannot afford to go back to that time.
|
|
Literally, it was like the prison you couldn't break into.
|
|
And some of them would literally die because of it.
|
|
So you were literally doing it completely on your own?
|
|
"I can literally start crying over a leaf," she said.
|
|
My face has been literally itchy today – it's no fun.
|
|
Which is impressive because you literally can't pause Dark Souls.
|
|
Most teenagers I know literally grew up using these systems.
|
|
I believe it would literally add years onto my life.
|
|
Fire Walk With Me is available to rent literally everywhere.
|
|
The debate is literally like ... We should talk about that.
|
|
This one is literally impossible since she won't be 35.
|
|
Like, you may literally have a robotic heart one day.
|
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During the day I do it's literally where I am.
|
|
Like, literally knocked my tooth out and I'm like, 'Oh!
|
|
There are vocal harmonies on there that are literally wrong.
|
|
Now we'll get to see that play out quite literally.
|
|
In many ways it's like winning the lottery, literally speaking.
|
|
"I was literally in fear of my life," Dykstra said.
|
|
It's impossible all of these as there are literally hundreds.
|
|
Literally we had two weeks from being asked to play.
|
|
"She literally decorated the house in one day," Jenner said.
|
|
It's because Ryan Seacrest is taking literally all of them.
|
|
Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra are kissing 2018 goodbye — literally!
|
|
Sports is in many cases almost literally a boys club.
|
|
And as such, you can literally drink out of it!
|
|
"I was literally driving around for two hours," Minor said.
|
|
Things are heating up (literally) over at Chez Churchill, however.
|
|
You could throw a pebble and literally strike a shark.
|
|
Apparently I'll do literally anything not to write my screenplay.
|
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We should all have these skills – it literally save lives.
|
|
"I literally didn't know the deal was happening," Deeter said.
|
|
Literally, these are some of best deals in the world!
|
|
We were literally were like, okay, let's say 'Hey, kids!
|
|
If you take what he says literally, it's hopelessly vague.
|
|
Blackface is on the nose, and in your face, literally.
|
|
But eating is also literally a disruption of the aesthetic.
|
|
After all, the car was literally made for the track.
|
|
In the winter literally everyone seems to be getting sick.
|
|
For Claire and Jamie, however, only time will (literally) tell.
|
|
The payoff now is literally to be paid in dollars.
|
|
The shoot that literally turned her into a Koons bunny.
|
|
I was literally like, do I just start drinking bleach?
|
|
Plausibly, depending on how literally the term "wall" gets taken.
|
|
Are N.D.E.s, interpreted literally, accurate depictions of an external reality?
|
|
Sasha: It's Bey's alter ego literally brought to life. 18.
|
|
There's a whole industry, literally, based on people having children.
|
|
That's literally every moment in this trailer that shows Sonic.
|
|
Do you literally believe you can make anything into ska?
|
|
Like the waste ... It's just literally a mountain of bikes.
|
|
"This is literally the Klan we're talking about," she said.
|
|
Literally all the superheroes in the climax of Avengers: Endgame.
|
|
Paes tends not to pull punches with critics, sometimes literally.
|
|
Did literally anyone ask for data about trick or treating?
|
|
You literally just need your tools to actually, physically write.
|
|
"This is literally what Title II was designed to do."
|
|
But now, I wonder if he didn't mean it literally.
|
|
I think it's ridiculous -- he literally attempted to kill her.
|
|
SelfMade brings professional photo editing to your phone — yes, literally.
|
|
And soon, the two will literally be closer than ever.
|
|
I mean, I literally have to read all the books!
|
|
"Literally perfect," said one strategist who works on Senate campaigns.
|
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"It's literally just a kidnapping & torture house," the description continues.
|
|
Passions proceed to seethe, tensions simmer and bodices literally heave.
|
|
We quite literally shop for people whose faces we like.
|
|
Mike Lofgren wrote the book on the deep state — literally.
|
|
Keep in mind that there are literally dozens of options.
|
|
So, sometimes bones are literally just left to rot away.
|
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That's literally $1 interest for $10,000 of savings a year.
|
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The entire result was literally the product of a typo.
|
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Tesla's customers are literally willing the brand toward the future.
|
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Then she removes her face and eats him alive. Literally.
|
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We literally write about social networks and democracy every day.
|
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You will literally survive rounds of redundancies by doing this.
|
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The food at Meghan McCain's wedding was pretty wild, literally.
|
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The villagers's government has literally sold them to the West.
|
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The men they love literally leave them for younger models.
|
|
JoJo literally cheered after it happened, and so did we.
|
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"You literally taught me how to sing," she told McBride.
|
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The exit dropped me off literally at the palace entrance.
|
|
I was literally with Earl all day the other day.
|
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"Literally our entire economy is tourism," US Virgin Islands Sen.
|
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Sharing literally made them feel better (though not necessarily physically).
|
|
We literally spent most of our engineering work on it.
|
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Impress literally everyone by getting one for yourself for $129.99.
|
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They're literally on the other side of that wall. Yeah.
|
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MOSCOW — Corruption in Russia sometimes amounts to highway robbery, literally.
|
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Disruptions The Nest Learning Thermostat is dead to me, literally.
|
|
And Ms. Lotz excels when let loose, literally and psychologically.
|
|
Many of these parks are literally a walk through history.
|
|
He literally delivers sick people to safety FOR A LIVING.
|
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"Marry someone who complements you, literally and figuratively," she said.
|
|
Food is intensely personal, in that we literally ingest it.
|
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We work literally hand in hand with design and engineering.
|
|
Prince Harry isn't afraid to get his hands dirty – literally!
|
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I literally was allergic to caffeine before my beautiful Izzy.
|
|
Now America has a leader who is literally a builder.
|
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It is literally the coolest stage we've ever played on.
|
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" "I wanted to create something literally showing that strangers care.
|
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"The record labels literally got all the power," Fricker said.
|
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" R. Kelly literally sings "I admit it, I did it.
|
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The screen will get literally blacked out while you drive.
|
|
Except by "yesterday" I literally mean almost 20 years ago.
|
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Julia Michaels' set at Coachella this year was lit — literally.
|
|
If you're a Prime member, there's literally nothing to lose.
|
|
Literally their core business is helping people communicate, after all.
|
|
They literally hold the lives of Handmaids in their grip.
|
|
The big successes are literally impossible without the many failures.
|
|
I was so in shock that I literally couldn't move.
|
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"It's just literally a normal car in space" Musk said.
|
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And I literally do every year, because it's all stock.
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Some are criticizing the brand for literally capitalizing on depression.
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It's literally the only negative thing on my credit report.
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Until very recently I took that too seriously, too literally.
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This one became so popular it literally haunts my dreams.
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"We literally owe this wedding to her," says El Moussa.
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"We're literally diverging from ourselves in every moment," Spector said.
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In his case, Alexa's voice literally came through the fish.
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JON FORTT: Yeah, literally, all around us here at re:Mars.
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Dunkin' Donuts is getting rid of doughnuts — literally and figuratively.
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Jordan Peele out here literally dressed as Jack Torrance. pic.twitter.
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"They literally followed me into my parents' yard," she said.
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We are put to death, figuratively and too often literally.
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I mean, Jon Snow literally came back from the dead.
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Diamonds are rare and water literally falls from the sky.
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And in this case it's literally part of our bodies.
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This sonic masterpiece can be applied to literally any situation.
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Our craziness, paranoia, anxiety and trauma are literally all imagined.
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And the meeting in Helsinki could throw up literally anything.
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"It is literally killing him," he wrote in an email.
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I was literally trying to fit into all of it.
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Are we literally growing less comfortable in our own skin?
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Humans have been eating gluten for literally thousands of years.
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In a surprise twist, Paul's violent misogyny literally kills him.
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Literally, the creature can just come back at any time.
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When we say trapped, we mean they literally cannot leave.
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" He added, "When they asked, I literally couldn't believe it.
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"It's like literally giving me body dysmorphia," she also commented.
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I'm sorry, I misread that: it's literally a square ROOT.
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I literally thought they were playing a joke on me.
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Despite the high cost, that arm is literally… an arm.
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Piers Morgan is literally Michael Scott in Diversity Day pic.twitter.
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When we screened it, I heard people literally say, 'Wow.
|
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If taken too literally, this could get people in trouble.
|
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Kanye West literally made "Gold Digger" an anthem in 2005.
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You could literally sell your software at a trade show.
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"I literally had nothing to lose," he told reporters afterward.
|
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In the summer, grapes are literally everywhere in Grape Valley.
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They're going to literally have more lifeboats to get out.
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They are literally the product of a different tech generation.
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Here comes LeBron James literally crip walking into the arena.
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We was literally still in school so we were 16.
|
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Trump literally has a lie in his new Twitter banner.
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But imagine having to use your gadgets to survive, literally.
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We literally just left with the clothes on our backs.
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It gets so tight that it literally pulls your face.
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It's a cake that literally has oil in the name.
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Neighborhoods were literally split in half, and many never recovered.
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"I literally left college and went straight into working," Nonstop.
|
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In 2013, my digestive life went to crap, nearly literally.
|
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And that's, quite literally, just the tip of the iceberg.
|
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We're getting what's happening quicker, literally in the moment, live.
|
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Would literally cry into my food if it was appropriate.
|
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They literally kicked through a fucking deadbolt in broad daylight.
|
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The video was literally named "Halo 3 Fanboys Eat Shit"!
|
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"Katie Lee literally put her face in it," Flay says.
|
|
I feel like literally the luckiest actor in the world.
|
|
And that's literally what Vanderpump told Kemsley in episode 1.
|
|
Now, when you turn DND on, your notifications literally disappear.
|
|
"It's literally just a drop in the bucket," Boom said.
|
|
Hillary Clinton's experience and expertise literally made Donald Trump sweat.
|
|
Provoked fangblennies literally inject opioids into predators who scare them.
|
|
Some "predatory" journals will take literally anything for a fee.
|
|
Plus, it could bring you and your partner closer— literally.
|
|
If you're intrigued, find all the juicy (literally) details, ahead.
|
|
That pipeline is literally an existential threat to Lakota people.
|
|
By this point, everything has quite literally gone to hell.
|
|
Trader Jon Najarian is getting on the Trump train ... literally.
|
|
The floor is literally and figuratively dropping away from us.
|
|
And they can store a fuck ton of sperm. Literally!
|
|
How we felt: just two of literally millions of fans.
|
|
Its title is literally a homophone for I Love Dogs!
|
|
But many actors are also literally creating art these days.
|
|
"I'm literally never doing that hairstyle again," the star tweeted.
|
|
Trump wants to literally write racism into our law books.
|
|
The Chinese, he says, are "operating literally above the law".
|
|
She's literally the best thing that ever happened to me.
|
|
She's literally like my big sister, I tell her everything.
|
|
My designer Michelle, second in charge, literally does it all.
|
|
You have to cut your losses, literally, during that period.
|
|
A classic investment strategy has paid dividends this year — literally.
|
|
"I literally cry when the alarm goes off," she says.
|
|
The ancient water was literally gushing out from the rocks.
|
|
That's not only safe, it also literally never gets old!
|
|
We are ok, had literally just left for the airport.
|
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In other words, he was flying high — figuratively and literally.
|
|
In max, the prisoners are literally fighting for their lives.
|
|
This beautiful woman literally tripped and fell into my life.
|
|
She literally breaks into the sheriff's office and starts searching.
|
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Not only that, but literally nobody else could get in.
|
|
It might just be less sexy — literally and figuratively speaking.
|
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"I just feel literally on my knees grateful every day."
|
|
And when we say random crap, we literally mean that.
|
|
I'm friends with literally every other person in the house.
|
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"I don't even know what reality is -- literally," she deadpanned.
|
|
As it stands, the document is impossible to take literally.
|
|
Literally everyone else who codes is better than you are.
|
|
You're literally on set every single moment of your day!
|
|
At some point I think it literally got stuck there.
|
|
Literally, from that point I thought, I can do anything.
|
|
The sad part is, literally nothing about this is shocking.
|
|
It's literally the artwork from the magic carpet from Aladdin.
|
|
I discovered it while literally walking in a department store.
|
|
Literally, is this standard for you to have that colloquy?
|
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"He's literally brought people back from the brink," she says.
|
|
This, literally they attack me with paint rollers all over.
|
|
"My life was literally flashing before my eyes," Branson writes.
|
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But it's literally why we're here, so show some respect.
|
|
"I just felt dehumanized, devalued and literally discarded," she says.
|
|
She literally wrote the book on appealing to female voters.
|
|
He's literally the devil's advocate (see what she did there?).
|
|
Instead, they're here to narrate the film, sometimes quite literally.
|
|
"We don't want to literally reinvent the wheel," Sordoni said.
|
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" The quote also literally says, "My name is the Lord.
|
|
Badison literally made her girls shit in D Block's laundry.
|
|
"DID literally protected me and saved my life," she says.
|
|
Instead, he literally meant that Iran had made an error.
|
|
"I literally remember so clearly how I felt," Adele said.
|
|
But sometimes, we learned, the show must literally go on.
|
|
She's Jeanne Damas — and she literally woke up like this.
|
|
Omg, I will literally jiggle and rub Kim's butt, LOL.
|
|
I literally gasped when this happened, but Philip stays silent.
|
|
We literally just spoke to him out in the corridor.
|
|
The final installation in this quartet is quite literally breathtaking.
|
|
Every time I see them, they seem to literally shrink.
|
|
For others, the goddess is literally present in the room.
|
|
No one, literally not a single person on. the. planet.
|
|
We think his heart literally broke when Buddy left us.
|
|
" Gjorka added in separate tweets, "I am literally so lucky.
|
|
Now President Trump successful presidency is literally driving them insane.
|
|
You could literally douse yourself head to toe in beer.
|
|
Ready or Not looks like a bloody good time — literally.
|
|
I'd literally just finished when my whole family came home.
|
|
That's because their salaries are literally written into the Constitution.
|
|
She trafficked, quite literally, in blood; she promised Theranos would
|
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As in, literally, she thought of them in her sleep.
|
|
The contents of that tape provides literally no new information.
|
|
She leans on him, literally, as they circle their neighborhood.
|
|
And that literally is because of the audiences demanding it.
|
|
Home is in transit — literally and figuratively, mentally and physically.
|
|
Right, but you have literally a hangar full of people.
|
|
Literally the only difference is that it won't be illegal.
|
|
The restaurant industry is literally capitalizing on my consumer boredom.
|
|
I literally thought it was the end of the world.
|
|
To campaign, Boyd has jogged – literally – across part of Tennessee.
|
|
But on [NEW RELEASE], they [LITERALLY ANY VERB] this tendency.
|
|
"It was literally like no time had passed," she said.
|
|
It was an unorthodox presentation, sure — unexpectedly (and literally) quiet.
|
|
She keeps her favorite Haagen Daaz scoops on lock, literally.
|
|
Literally, I have not heard ... I showed her the screenshots.
|
|
Chrissy Teigen kicked off awards season with a bang — literally!
|
|
Taken as a whole, they reach literally billions of people.
|
|
You can imagine this person is literally everything to me.
|
|
They are an extension literally of the Democratic Party establishment.
|
|
Literally, you could look at it and see little bubbles.
|
|
He's in the dog house — literally — with Lisa Vanderpump, too.
|
|
"I think you do take him literally," Spicer said Friday.
|
|
At forty she had a gut check, literally and figuratively.
|
|
It also seems that he may read the Bible literally.
|
|
Each audience member's name is literally helping construct the piece.
|
|
Cleveland fans are scrambling to literally rewrite their own history.
|
|
James Corden is thinking out of the box – quite literally.
|
|
The deal would save State quite literally years of work.
|
|
That simple question literally could have cost him his life.
|
|
"MR BRIGHTSIDE" WAS LITERALLY A TOP 21 SINGLE in 210.
|
|
Tech DIY takes a soft touch toward teaching electronics — literally.
|
|
It helps that she's literally got pasta in her blood.
|
|
You could literally give him anything and he just kills.
|
|
Literally, I'll smoke with people, and they'll be like, 'Wow!
|
|
Literally within the space of about four days, that happened.
|
|
Literally nobody cares if you are or aren't there anyway.
|
|
What I got back was literally two pages of skills.
|
|
"There were times when she literally ate dirt," Noah writes.
|
|
They are literally near your heart and inside of you.
|
|
Literally I've been getting rape threats in my DM inbox.
|
|
He literally found me everywhere, and it was so scary.
|
|
Who better to literally eat a tin of Xmas sweets?
|
|
Literally everyone was doing it, including Bachelor contestant Danielle Lombard.
|
|
" Another called her "literally the worst girl on the show.
|
|
Meanwhile, though, she is literally dating Eliza Minnick (Marika Dominczyk).
|
|
It could help you (quite literally) watch what you eat.
|
|
These nails are straight out of a horror movie. Literally.
|
|
The #BottleCapChallenge has (literally) kicked off a new viral competition.
|
|
In this case, it literally knows all of the rules.
|
|
Overnight literally means you're in the middle of the night?
|
|
It's literally just the president, a phone and social media.
|
|
Obamacare is literally keeping me alive & can get me cured.
|
|
She eventually does take flight, literally rising off the ground.
|
|
She literally and truly is the wind beneath my wings.
|
|
That might be, literally, the only way they can survive.
|
|
Time is literally a flat circle in the Seinfeld universe.
|
|
It helps that clean energy is literally everywhere in America.
|
|
You can do something good I was literally dying inside.
|
|
Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin have baggage ... but only literally.
|
|
"Literally, every month it switches back and forth," said Smith.
|
|
That makes your flight taken care of for literally nothing.
|
|
He is literally the most powerful politician in the country.
|
|
So you literally do not have to leave the couch.
|
|
He literally worked until the Friday before he passed away.
|
|
One of the coolest features (literally) is the adaptive thermals.
|
|
I literally gave my last dollar to buy the studio.
|
|
"I literally live around the corner from PizzaExpress," says Jamie.
|
|
It is, quite literally, pointless and super confusing to use.
|
|
Measles is "literally all over the street," he told me.
|
|
Lena Dunham's, Chris Pratt's, Russell Crowe's, and literally everyone else's.
|
|
"You've literally saved people's lives," a tearful JVN tells her.
|
|
An idea may come in a flash, literally that instant.
|
|
The bar, which is seedy, is literally called Seedy Bar.
|
|
"I am literally in tears watching Tiger Woods," she wrote.
|
|
Now, the Naval Observatory is literally a place for pollination.
|
|
Also, the rocket literally has a lot riding on it.
|
|
Sometimes the best interaction is having literally nothing to press.
|
|
"Penumbra's device is literally a stroke vacuum cleaner, " he said.
|
|
And he's here to save the world (not literally, unfortunately).
|
|
"This cream literally removes hair in SECONDS!" the caption reads.
|
|
The sharks bit — literally — and tasted the dog treats themselves.
|
|
So you're literally half the man you used to be.
|
|
"I've got literally nothing left," Nelson told CNN affilte WVUE.
|
|
He was literally picking up my kneecap through my skin.
|
|
Iran has been literally fighting to keep him in place.
|
|
This is literally the happiest place on earth for me.
|
|
It's just my brain literally couldn't hold onto that shit.
|
|
Serena Joy would kill her if she found out. Literally.
|
|
For other people, it's literally just missing the skill set.
|
|
My wife was literally like, 'I don't know you anymore.
|
|
Don't make us literally throw up in your face, guy.
|
|
Wilder literally tried to carry those films (see Another You).
|
|
They do not want to 'kill' you, literally or metaphorically.
|
|
Congresswomen are protesting for their right to "bare arms" — literally.
|
|
I literally feel like I've never been so calm before.
|
|
Kate Kendell, 269California We as LGBT people are literally everywhere.
|
|
It's literally something I think about once a week. Still.
|
|
But Carmelo literally has the pen in his own hand.
|
|
I started working literally when I was six years old.
|
|
Only because she literally ate her rose after accepting it.
|
|
"I literally thought this guy was going to kill me."
|
|
I'm going to assume you mean that figuratively and literally.
|
|
And getting into a bath will help you unplug, literally.
|
|
I have flown united before with literally no pants on.
|
|
That means it could literally kill every organism on earth.
|
|
Sound like literally every other James Bond movie ever made?
|
|
It literally made me stop, tilt my head and stare.
|
|
Reese Witherspoon is burning up the home decor scene . . . literally.
|
|
" As Williams explained to them, "They are literally opposite people.
|
|
As in, Hulu is literally now located on channel 605.
|
|
What happened next is quite literally, painfully awkward to watch.
|
|
So, we decided to literally attempt to build a city.
|
|
"He's literally brought people back from the brink," she said.
|
|
But my uncle was scrapping and literally destroyed that neighborhood.
|
|
It's literally one of my favorite parts of the movie.
|
|
Judging them by human metrics, dogs literally have extrasensory perception.
|
|
Is Twitter literally the last social network to add stickers?
|
|
"We're literally learning more about Zika every day," Frieden said.
|
|
"You literally started to see the town deteriorating," he remembered.
|
|
And it's difficult (literally!) to see around its massive size.
|
|
I just ended up going crazy in the office. Literally.
|
|
Countless women will literally be paying for their employers' beliefs.
|
|
In which she literally lies to him on tape. Yeah.
|
|
He literally meant a single trip to Harry Potter world.
|
|
Cue the "fourth's time a charm" joke literally 20 times.
|
|
You can literally get paid to waste other people's time.
|
|
Iron Man is literally an entire movie about a costume.
|
|
You're literally fighting for your right to party right now.
|
|
That's literally the only way this video could be improved.
|
|
I literally jumped up and almost broke my ceiling fan.
|
|
This is literally what a modern art museum is for!
|
|
Literally, you saw one of them, you'd see the others.
|
|
Ken Oletta literally gave me his notes from that time.
|
|
You're literally willing to go hungry to prove a point.
|
|
So basically unless you're literally rocket scientists, expect double that.
|
|
The problem is literally everything else happening with his outfit.
|
|
Literally any extra attempt to identify a taxpayer would help.
|
|
"If you can cut avocados you're literally antoni," wrote another.
|
|
"Our lives are literally on the line now," Stein said.
|
|
Of course you would because this has literally happened before.
|
|
That she could, at any moment, literally break her leg.
|
|
It's a novel about the pleasure of leveling up. Literally.
|
|
Columbus Blue Jackets – Literally nobody picked the Columbus Blue Jackets.
|
|
"Her response to me literally left me speechless," wrote Otis.
|
|
Cardi B celebrated her 26th birthday with a bang — literally.
|
|
For others it's literally a matter of life and death.
|
|
Simple collared blouses that had a twist (sometimes, quite literally).
|
|
I adore asking questions — it is quite literally my profession.
|
|
Tesla factory literally has miles of painted yellow lines & tape.
|
|
Certain common aphorisms were never meant to be taken literally.
|
|
Literally had to bail on our live show from #SCOTUS.
|
|
"It literally made me feel like I was completely drowning."
|
|
"Because it's literally an attack on the press," Houlahan said.
|
|
"They would literally turn their backs on me," he said.
|
|
"We literally are trying to claim the space," Damjansky said.
|
|
Well now the concept has come, literally, to dog food.
|
|
It's literally the thing we spend the most time doing.
|
|
Trump, by contrast, literally has his name stamped on things.
|
|
Gosh Ted Cruz, do you have to ruin literally everything?
|
|
The kids have grown into themselves both literally and figuratively.
|
|
So my own research is literally built on open data.
|
|
Literally, this can take less than a couple of minutes.
|
|
The latest craze in video games literally hit the streets.
|
|
Some people literally sit here for four or five hours.
|
|
"Yeah, no thanks," he says, literally backing away from her.
|
|
"I've been literally terrified for about a month," he said.
|
|
We're going to fix you,' and my heart literally dropped.
|
|
Wayne Morse did literally on Swearing In day back 1953.
|
|
But it was - it was literally - it was through her.
|
|
"Literally everything the executive branch does requires funding," Goldsmith said.
|
|
Y'all, this #strawberrydolewhip is quite literally my new favorite #disneytreat !!
|
|
"Literally, you succeed because you refuse to fail," she said.
|
|
These children quite literally are ignored by most of America.
|
|
"You guys always take him literally," Trump's supporters will say.
|
|
The community had literally no currency: people bartered to live.
|
|
"Corporations are literally going wild," he said at the time.
|
|
Strategists warn Trump's comments should not necessarily be taken literally.
|
|
Literally off the charts fire danger in LA on Thursday.
|
|
" On his habit of sprinting into meetings—"He literally runs.
|
|
It literally does not take two to tango on this.
|
|
Literally hundreds of papers have been written on the topic.
|
|
He is quite literally the future of Delos, Inc. itself.
|
|
I agree with you, I just literally made that argument.
|
|
Literally, I'll say to myself, 'Katharine, it's in your head.
|
|
It is, quite literally, the entire reason the show exists.
|
|
If I had, it was literally a very forgettable experience.
|
|
Literally hundreds of studies have been performed on creatine monohydrate.
|
|
"You are literally like a little gangster thug," Jones said.
|
|
The movie and television industries are literally made of communications.
|
|
He literally fucked with the whole aura of this place!
|
|
They literally are, &this comment is what erasure looks like.
|
|
He faceplanted, literally faceplanted, as he made his way through.
|
|
He's said thousands, literally, of things that are not true.
|
|
I had literally given myself away to him by then.
|
|
Basically, this is durable drinkware that literally lasts for generations.
|
|
He's quite literally dealing with PTSD in that third movie.
|
|
I feel like I'm literally in my grandma's living room.
|
|
He is literally an allegorical embodiment of male movie violence.
|
|
It seems like the Democrats literally can't buy a victory.
|
|
It's literally the most guilty looking thing he could do.
|
|
Jo: Ryu, for literally the last time, he's not asleep.
|
|
We ask people literally, 'If you see something, say something.
|
|
Well, artist Michael Murphy's work literally depends on your perspective.
|
|
More power to them — and I mean that quite literally.
|
|
I literally had my teeth knocked out of my mouth.
|
|
And some get funded, and they literally look like Ponzis.
|
|
And some get funded, and they literally look like Ponzi's.
|
|
"That they could literally be hunted," the Queens detective said.
|
|
The chocolate chips are just literally speckled throughout the cookie.
|
|
"I was literally praying, 'Don't be a Muslim,'" Hassan said.
|
|
He speaks to literally millions of people that are unaffiliated.
|
|
Calculate your net worthThis will literally take you 10 minutes.
|
|
He literally bites the brain out of a live octopus.
|
|
You literally grew up in the shadows of that mansion.
|
|
Baker is fighting a lot of things, literally and allegorically.
|
|
Jones: Yeah, ticks are literally on a quest for blood!
|
|
But fog has a darker side in central California — literally.
|
|
This is literally so fast, I can't even believe it.
|
|
"He literally did the same thing to Drake," Swift added.
|
|
"They could literally push me on the ground," he said.
|
|
It's heartbreaking … I mean, it's literally staring right at me.
|
|
It was literally just salt and pepper, which is crazy.
|
|
Literally, that's actual feedback I got from her mom once.
|
|
The farmer still needs hands, literally, to do the picking.
|
|
It's literally a garden that you can just have indoors.
|
|
It is, quite literally, a matter of life and death.
|
|
You do that and success is literally around the corner.
|
|
If I don't, I literally, I can't talk to people.
|
|
And I literally bought, they're so... how much are these?
|
|
Communications Commission (FCC) made two changes that literally rewrote the
|
|
I've quite literally never owned a nice pair of jeans.
|
|
The little being, called "The Child," is not literally Yoda.
|
|
It was literally a calling for us to do this.
|
|
They literally built the United States from the ground up.
|
|
"I don't think Rob literally had death threats," Haynes said.
|
|
It's literally like being transported back to the year 2628.
|
|
Turkey is geographically quite literally the gateway to the East.
|
|
Prince Mohammed ... he really was the original El Chapo, literally.
|
|
The sky is literally cloudless 83 percent of the year.
|
|
I literally feel like the luckiest man in the world.
|
|
Kylie shared a throwback photo of her beach bum (literally).
|
|
Imagine a world where we follow our Tinder matches literally.
|
|
Harris, meanwhile, is pulling up pots with literally zero crab.
|
|
These astronauts took the mannequin challenge to new heights. Literally.
|
|
That's all to say that you shouldn't take this literally.
|
|
It will literally not improve your PCs performance, at all.
|
|
You could literally just nap on your way to work.
|
|
IF DONALD TRUMP WINS IT IS LITERALLY GARY JOHNSON'S FAULT
|
|
"I have literally no idea what to expect," Chen said.
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Next time, the Russians can, literally, get away with murder.
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Leaving something unnamed, of course, makes it quite literally unspeakable.
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"The Path" is literally cult TV, but no cult classic.
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I brought it to Milan, literally stuffed into my car.
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The future of his messaging company literally depends on it.
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Ask literally any TV critic if you don't believe me.
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He liked Mosley because he was a big figure – literally.
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Literally, I want compassion, humanity, equality and justice for myself.
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It makes me want to talk about literally anything else.
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There's been literally zero pushback, which is kind of crazy.
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He literally drove off a cliff and survived the fall.
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Nicki Minaj literally sips at Iggy Azalea after "ghostwriting" rumors.
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TMSS was literally the least they could have done, though.
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Well, this is the result of that query, quite literally.
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In my opinion, she literally died of a broken heart.
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Literally shows the extent of their commitment to this. pic.twitter.
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This answer has literally nothing to do with the questions.
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The intention is to literally turn someone into no one.
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But week one definitely brought the heat, literally and figuratively.
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People literally applauded when she got out of her car.
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Sure. This song could literally be about any human person.
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There's literally wild horses running along the beach and shit.
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I was literally crying because the music was so beautiful.
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You say it is literally impossible to be a vegetarian.
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Either that or she literally just doesn't care at all.
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Literally this is how I was think about things sometimes.
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Not on Instagram or FaceTiming somebody, but literally by yourself.
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He literally created the school of industrial photography in Australia.
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And so I think it was literally the first practice.
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That's literally half the audience at any given Paramore gig.
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He literally calmed me down w/ that smile and laugh.
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The soldiers are literally toys on a game board. Itch.
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Literally press play, there are no more words for you.
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It's like you're literally sending out messages in a bottle.
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I literally could not be more clear on this, man.
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It's quite literally more of the same, with more variation.
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You can literally have your coffee and eat it, too.
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Do you mean literally how did the idea come up?
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Thankfully, not any and all pizza is under fire (literally).
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That is literally the opposite of what Trump has done.
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MoMA Warsaw wasn't just accessible because it was literally transparent.
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She's been defending the NASA budget, literally, since fifth grade.
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"You can talk to him about literally anything," Anderson said.
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I could literally hear her voice saying, 'Go for it.
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Others, quite literally, grow up in front of our eyes.
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There was literally no production, so to speak, at all.
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Enjoy the fact that years of work paid off, literally.
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And he literally showed up, like, the most dressed down.
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I want Crazy Eyes to say literally anything she wants.
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"It literally was like sculpture boot camp," Owens told Hyperallergic.
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Yes, the moon was thought to literally drive people crazy.
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Stephanie proves performing electronic music takes literally no skill whatsoever.
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The debates can literally go on forever in American democracy.
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It was literally like having turntables on your tape player.
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Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry literally wore Tamagotchis for fashion.
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You will be throwing money down the toilet, almost literally.
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Connaughton: None taken, even though you are literally describing me.
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He eats the fruit of their labor, literally and figuratively.
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"Lambda School is literally a cult," a former student said.
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Blustery Santa Ana winds literally added fuel to the fires.
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" And "binge watch" is "shlingen epizodn," literally "wolf down episodes.
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"We have literally just abused the common areas," she said.
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You can literally save thousands of pounds with these offers.
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He's literally delivered in a box full of polyurethane chips.
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Now through AI things can be done… literally in seconds.
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"That you could literally have nothing – then what?" he asked.
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And literally one of the nicest people I ever met.
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It'll run standard software, Linux software, literally millions of apps.
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Living here has literally been like a live dating app.
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You guys took everything that Donald Trump said so literally.
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"People literally cheer when these things come down," he said.
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"Biden's campaign is literally like a phantom campaign," Onwenu said.
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Players tackle each other with no holds barred, almost literally.
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L.A. was literally built to defy any sense of community.
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There is literally no flour in my local grocery store.
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But between now and then, our fate is literally intertwined.
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Literally anything to get me out of this one, please.
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It was literally the only piece of ID I had.
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Now it's literally, like, 10 people an hour, it's crazy.
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"There's literally another person on top of me," he said.
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I literally could not hold onto a glass of water.
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Reporter: They called themselves the Taliban, literally meaning religious students.
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Friends, I am literally reeling in my chair reading this.
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I literally tell (Devine), 'My balls are in my throat.
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"Disney is literally the happiest place on Earth," she said.
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"Our living room was literally the guest room," he says.
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I knew literally zero people who went to Goldman Sachs.
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" Literally three people were like, "Kara, we didn't mention it.
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And it's a world that literally produces horror in me.
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Matt: Well, he's willing to fight for what's right, literally.
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Literally whole articles written about what is going on here.
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They quite literally sat on the edge of their seats.
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"Literally every candidate in history has promised change," he said.
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In favor: Come on, that happens on literally every change.
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"It was the house of my dreams, literally," she said.
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Literally, just be you in the most comfortable way possible.
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I literally have been in so many discussions on him.
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If you are that person, there's literally no other option.
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To be clear: There is literally poop in the water.
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And we can save literally the life on this planet.
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The first, Brett Talley, has literally never tried a case.
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A compartment for corpses should the flight literally kill you.
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I literally send her everything that comes across my desk.
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The stuff white people feed their children is literally appalling!
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It's literally turn the clock back a half a century.
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I want a game that literally just immerses me totally.
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There are the chickens, which literally shit where they eat.
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Snoop Dogg literally shoots a Trump impersonator at the end.
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She just literally hit the lines on some of them.
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She literally played her best tennis ever on those shots.
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However, they did literally list Frito as a name suggestion.
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"I was like, Man, you killed it, literally," he said.
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That's literally what happened on GQ's live Instagram on Wednesday.
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"It was literally the first thing we did," he said.
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Disposable by design but, it turns out, not literally disposable.
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It's literally the network that I've built up over time.
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I mean literally the scuff of my shirt being held.
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We are literally being forced to be quiet right now.
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"Employers would literally laugh in my face," Mr. Malone said.
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Literally. I always say it's the catalog of humanity's intentions.
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Then the rules change, and literally winning starts to matter.
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But in this instance, we're talking about literally getting high.
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Trump will, quite literally, define the Republican Party until November.
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I was literally trying to keep up with the Kardashians.
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"When the flight was suspended, I literally cried," she said.
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I think they literally and figuratively dance with each other.
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Literally in the last five years we've crossed that threshold.
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"Literally fighting back tears at my office," said Bree Ryback.
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And then the next two days I literally couldn't move.
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Mr. Kranz: This had been bubbling up for literally years.
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READ: Black activists literally turned their backs on Mike Bloomberg.
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For Brazil, Coutinho appears to be taking this description literally.
|
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Some of their listeners took that a bit too literally.
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The ideal boyfriend — beautiful, unattainable, inappropriately younger — becomes literally mythic.
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As far as construction goes, the K840 is solid — literally.
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"I had literally never even seen her before," Stephens said.
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In this game, you can literally become anything and everything.
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His motives for his — literally — last-minute charge were unclear.
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For all concerned, these were uncharted waters — literally and metaphorically.
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It quite literally shows these women in a new light.
|
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So maybe we were literally seeing LaVar at his best.
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"I literally hopped into action," says the mom of three.
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"We shopped the world for this [technology], literally," Bass said.
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I can literally watch this movie over and over again.
|
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By this point, Trump is taken neither seriously nor literally.
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"Campeche is literally 'a mirror for the birds!" he said.
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Photo by David Leyes That was literally two weeks ago!
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News becomes something you can see, literally, from all sides.
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We literally... our complete day is booked all the way.
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We're literally looking at coronavirus as we're managing the airways.
|
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Our livelihoods and our lives may literally depend upon it.
|
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S.G. Boggs, Artist, Dies at 62; He Made Money. Literally.
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For other sounds, innovation required getting his hands dirty — literally.
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"They're literally taking trucks straight to the landfill," he said.
|
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Literally why did she keep going back to that house?!
|
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"It was literally like winning the lottery," he said recently.
|
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That may not literally be true, but it's pretty close.
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"They literally should be in a museum," the governor declared.
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I don't think the scale goes beyond that, quite literally.
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"Literally, his schedule is more insane than mine," she said.
|
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"So literally, we need to work across every line item."
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"Any other decision would have literally eliminated thousands of jobs."
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Aspelmeyer's apparatus uses lasers to render this bead literally motionless.
|
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They literally don't know who they're making this movie for.
|
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Sanders's remarks were also — quite literally — a pitch to voters.
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That would, quite literally, trigger a cataclysm within the party.
|
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She literally just got back from serving our country abroad.
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She was "literally my childhood crush," he told the outlet.
|
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The company's largest shareholder is literally the bank of China.
|
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This sisterhood could literally grow by one this very second.
|
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"It literally sent shockwaves down us," Melwani told the publication.
|
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Maybe one too many nights staying up literally until sunrise?
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You are literally everything I have ever wanted and more!!!!
|
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"We're literally in survival mode," Garcia told me that week.
|
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Having a child can be a labor of love, literally.
|
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House managers have the floor to themselves, literally and figuratively.
|
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Gigi quite literally grew up watching Kobe dominate the NBA.
|
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He kept forging forward, literally until almost his last breath.
|
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Players have literally gotten frostbite during playoff games at Lambeau.
|
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He literally rescued the state of Israel from probable destruction.
|
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WE HAVE LITERALLY HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF COMMITMENTS.
|
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Better to understand where each man is coming from — literally.
|
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At certain times of day, it is literally the worst.
|
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"We're literally in the center of it all," she said.
|
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There's literally nothing that's not connected far beyond our borders.
|
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"There are people literally just modeling their uniforms," Meléndez said.
|
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Which is, literally as equal as you can possibly get.
|
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"'Dead or alive' should not be taken literally," he said.
|
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We go from effectively zero to international scale, literally overnight.
|
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Including getting thousands of people to watch grass grow. Literally.
|
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"He literally just walked in the door," Mr. Davis recalled.
|
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You control, literally, how much fun and happiness people experience.
|
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But so is looking into the stars — literally and metaphorically.
|
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And in that moment I was literally gasping for breath.
|
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Another way is to think less literally and more culturally.
|
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"Mom Todd has tried to kill me literally," she wrote.
|
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And we deserve to literally wear our satisfaction with pride.
|
|
But all of us will -- quite literally -- pay the price.
|
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The mount keeps kids from literally ripping out the cord.
|
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Hyperbole: Exaggeration so extreme that listeners shouldn't take it literally.
|
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"There is literally nothing else to sanction," the diplomat said.
|
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But what about the people who are literally doing nothing?
|
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Literally, could anyone else on the planet even do that?
|
|
Here's the biggest reason Americans can't join the military. Literally.
|
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So it actually, literally became about people saving the world.
|
|
"We were literally talking, like, once a week," he said.
|
|
I mean, y-- literally-- you could-- Berkshire couldn't borrow money.
|
|
As literally everyone knows, the SaaS market is too opaque.
|
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Until next time — take my photo or literally die trying.
|
|
Now is the time to literally be harassing your senators.
|
|
And one contact, "Emma Gemini," literally blocks me without replying.
|
|
I needed to find my voice, both literally and metaphorically.
|
|
Literally everyone who lives outside of North America and Europe.
|
|
Literally everything… Successful people are big fans of taking notes.
|
|
A 45 supporting Nazi literally did this & killed Heather Heyer.
|
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"We are literally using Donald Trump's lies," New Jersey Sen.
|
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"They literally blink less than a normal person," Wentz said.
|
|
On Day 3 I literally lit my schedule on fire.
|
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He was making me this suit literally for three years.
|
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He's a man who literally almost died for the sport.
|
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For me, it was literally like a gift from God.
|
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"I literally had no idea who he was," Menon said.
|
|
The order literally fills in their recruiting and proselytizing themes.
|
|
The two crossed paths -- literally -- in Washington, DC, in December.
|
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The cartoonist Thomas Nast literally drew her as the Devil.
|
|
"We're building something sustainable, literally out of garbage," Banerjee says.
|
|
You could literally eat bread every day — just like Oprah!
|
|
"Lol they literally made up a whole LIE," she tweeted.
|
|
The only urgent, (literally) still burning question left is, when?
|
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For a small group of contractors, this is true literally.
|
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It has, quite literally, always been part of her life.
|
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The "narratives" of their lives are literally scripted by authors.
|
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The low cost of healthcare has literally saved my life.
|
|
Time off is quite literally money saved in this case.
|
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One of the movie's stars, and literally half its title.
|
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Literally being locked in a basket, I found that inspiring.
|
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" Kerry's endorsement, Biden said, "literally means the world to me.
|
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You're literally going to save the rest of the firehouse.
|
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If not warehoused in prison, Martin could literally save lives.
|
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You literally saw 248% or more of your margins disappear.
|
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It will literally start pulling apart, and you get openings.
|
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Net neutrality is literally the basis of the new society.
|
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I literally just made it all up on the spot!
|
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CF Rajai Davis quite literally added insult to injury Friday.
|
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And that anger grew until I literally screamed out loud.
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