No. But I look back on it ... Oh, really?
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Anytime we overturn a rock, it's like, oh, really, this guy?
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We should do a track together,' and I'm like, 'Oh, really?
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I was recently with a bunch of their executives ... Oh, really?
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"Oh, really?" a bemused Nelson responded while the other women cracked up.
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I kind of had to fight to have the pink...Oh, really!
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I'm even telling her in advance so she can get ... Oh really?
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"Oh, really?" he asked, in a sarcastic voice as dry as sandpaper.
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" Energy_hashminer replied: "Oh really did you check the link I sent you.
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For me, when someone tells me 'no' or 'stop,' I'm like, 'oh, really?
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"• Finally, a passive-destructive response would virtually ignore the good news: "Oh, really?
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" Then she replied with a smiling emoji, to which he responded, "Oh really.
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"Finally, a passive-destructive response would virtually ignore the good news: "Oh, really?
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CLINTON: And she has become a US citizen, and you can bet… TRUMP: Oh, really?
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Addiction, popping ... I always go around and grayscale peoples' phones, and then they- Oh, really?
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CLINTON: And she has become a U.S. citizen, and you can bet... TRUMP: Oh, really?
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Well, Scott Gimple talked about the possibility of you participating during a podcast … Oh, really?
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CLINTON: And she has become a US citizen, and you can bet... TRUMP: Oh, really?
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I didn't make it just to have a bunch of people be like, 'Oh, really great.
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The other wall I would love is co-founder and side project buddy matches Oh, really?
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In addition to arguing that carried interest is "indistinguishable from any other type of capital," it adds: Oh really?
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LG: Oh really, just, at least you can tell from the medium through which we are currently communicating with you.
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Say, "Oh, really?" when they say something you already know, like their name or what they do for a living. 4.
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So, when I met with these gentlemen, I contacted them by the way, let's just get that – CARL QUINTANILLA: Oh, really?
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You can't just use the taxi fallbacks of repeating "yeah" and "oh really?" over and over again without sounding like a dick.
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" After reading Trump's tweet accusing Puerto Rico mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz of being "nasty" to him because Democrats told her to, Che said "Oh really, Donald?
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I think it was more of a challenge in the second season, because that was the thing people responded to, and we were like, 'Oh really?
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When we told people we were opening on the Indian Grove side of Keele Street, people were like, 'Oh, really?' and just kind of made this face.
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The strange thing here is that six months ago — it happened six months ago — and this is probably why they didn't show up for the senate hearings, because ... Oh really?
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The famed talk-show host once called one of King's statement necklaces a "circus" — and in a separate incident, called out King's lipstick for being "too red" for TV. Oh really, Oprah?
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Putin, when the Magnitsky Act was passed, which put all the sanctions on the billionaires, he said, oh, really, we are going to stop all adoptions of Russians into the United States.
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OH REALLY, FREEMIUM, AMPERE, ALSO RAN, EN DASH, COACH K, ENEMY SPY, TYMPANI, FIRE EATERS and I ASSUME make for a puzzle that is fun and a great opening to our solving weekend.
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So I just think, If I ever say something that someone doesn't want to hear, it's a very easy thing to then say, Oh, well, coming from the 'Housewives' guy, oh, really, Mr. 'Real Housewives'?
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" The woman, confused probably, messaged back "Oh really what?" with a side eye emoji and here's where things took a turn: out of nowhere, an hour and half later J.R. responds "You trying to get the pipe?
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Age: Eight Parents: Peter Phillips and Autumn KellyNumber of People Who Have to Die Before She Becomes Queen: 14 For some reason, W Magazine has dubbed Savannah Phillips the "most underrated royal," to which we say: Oh, really?
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If any thinking person's assumption is that people who rule us—who run a multinational, a political party, a country, or a financial corporation that turns over billions of dollars a year—probably have a particular personality type, I thought the audience might have been ahead of us, like, 'Oh, really?
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"At first it was fun for me to get on there – I don't know that anybody has as many haters out there as I do, at least in the country music world – I think that's what was fun about Twitter for me, to get down there and be like 'oh, really,' and just fire back at em," he said.
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Over the next few hours, as they said things like "Oh, really, bitch?" and "I was friends with Teresa when she was chasing a prostitution whore out of a country club" and "Do I look like an ape?" and "I'm turning you off" and "You're a dumb bitch," Cohen's placid cool sometimes gave way to frustration.
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Yeah, exactly, and if Trump's tweeting — and of course, if he's tweeting in the morning, that's nighttime in South Korea — certainly prepared for this, one would hope that when the U.S. Olympic team among all the other Olympic teams is over there that the President of the United States would have the personal restraint to ... Oh. Really, Christine?
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The script, which is so much planking from one high point to another, has Stallone and Turner as park rangers in Colorado (the beautiful exterior footage is actually the Italian Dolomites) racing after $100 million in loot that has been stolen from the federal treasury and…oh, really, it's scarcely worth it to explain, except to note that the money falls into the mountains after a spectacular airborne heist (masterminded by Lithgow) goes wrong.
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Then all of a sudden, he's not here. Later, I hear rumors he's writing a script for our next movie. Oh, really? That's bloody news to me.
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Naomi Hunter: Oh really? Since when did anybody's death bother you so much? Colonel Campbell: Naomi! It's true that [Solid Snake] has killed a lot of people, that doesn't mean he doesn't have a heart.
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Oh really, oh rally How beastly, how jolly Trinity, Trinity, Rah… This yell, which is usually recited in an English accent, is a parody of the college's British heritage. The yell is generally recited in a blasé tone with a wave of the wrist accompanying the last line.
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"I know if you ask them they will say it's not racial. Oh, really? I'm not going to argue because I have common sense." In February 2015, the FBI announced that FBI agents, Cleveland County Sheriff's Office investigators, and State Bureau of Investigation agents were re-examining the case and re-interviewing witnesses.
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" Recalling the experience, Howe said "he [Waits] went down and hung around on Skid Row in L.A. because he wanted to get stimulated for writing this material. He called me up and said, 'I went down to skid row ... I bought a pint of rye. In a brown paper bag.' I said, 'Oh really?.
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A lifelong fan of the Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers, Kaye recorded a song called "The D-O-D-G-E-R-S Song (Oh really? No, O'Malley!)", describing a fictitious encounter with the San Francisco Giants, a hit during the real-life pennant chase of 1962. That song is included on Baseball's Greatest Hits compact discs. A good friend of Leo Durocher, he often traveled with the team.
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Transamerican Love Story was one of three new reality television shows that Logo premiered in 2008, accompanied by Gimme Sugar and Shirts & Skins. It was produced by World of Wonder Productions with the assistance of Oh Really! Productions, a company that had recently begun producing The Big Gay Sketch Show for Logo. After World of Wonder developed the concept for Transamerican Love Story, Logo called Calpernia Addams in the summer of 2007 to offer her the starring role, which she accepted.
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Cooper continued to develop his playing style, and performed around Britain in clubs and at festivals. In 1968 he signed a recording contract offered by record producer Peter Eden at Pye Records, and at the end of the year recorded the album Oh Really!?. Apart from one song each by Blind Boy Fuller and Son House, all the tracks were written by Cooper. The album was performed as acoustic blues, with Cooper heavily influenced by Mississippi Fred McDowell, with whom he performed.
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The shooting took place at Accent Signage Systems, a sign-making business located in the Bryn Mawr neighborhood of Minneapolis, which is bisected by Interstate 394. Andrew John Engeldinger, an employee of the firm, was called over to the office of operations director John Souter. Before going to the executive offices, Engeldinger first went to his car, apparently to retrieve a Glock 19 9mm handgun. When he was informed by Souter that he was losing his job, Engeldinger responded with "Oh, really?" and took out the handgun from his holster.
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While speaking to the long-dead salesman sitting at his desk, Neville replies, "Uh-huh, alright, how much will you give me in trade for my Ford? Oh, really? Thanks a lot, you cheating bastard!" At that point, Neville peels out, driving through what remains of the dealership front entrance. As with The Last Man on Earth, The Omega Man has not been entirely to Richard Matheson’s mind, but it didn’t evoke any sensation either. “The Omega Man was so removed from my book that it didn’t even bother me,” Matheson said.
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He is shot in the leg with a gonne and walks with an ebony cane, though only in public (Men at Arms). It is rumoured that the cane held a sword that was made of iron from the blood of a thousand men, but this is revealed to be false (Making Money); as he says to Moist; "Oh, really. Do I look like a 'sword made of the blood of a thousand men' ruler?" A year after the events of (Men at Arms), he is poisoned with arsenic, which he inhales from the smoke of poisoned candles (Feet of Clay).
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"Please, Sir, I think I've got one of those scoop things!" cried the future poet laureate. "Oh really", replied his editor, "and how do you know it's a scoop?" "Well, Sir, I've rung the Evening News and they haven't got it." Other diarists were a little more serious about the task in hand and veteran Daily Mirror journalist Donald Zec recalled being in a certain amount of awe when dropping by the Diary as a rookie reporter. “They generally wore horn-rimmed spectacles, hairy tweed jackets and corduroys and called each other 'Old Boy' a lot” wrote Zec. “Just to hover in the room where they worked – or plotted – was instructive.”Zec, Donald. "Fiddlin' my way to Fleet Street", British Journalism Review, Vol.
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Goldheart Assembly formed in 2007, naming themselves after a Guided By Voices song, The Goldheart Mountaintop Queen Directory. They quickly found a lifelong fan in DJ Steve Lamacq, who, in February 2009, made them the first unsigned band to record a Radio 1 Maida Vale Session in over a decade. In the same year, the band performed on the BBC Introducing Stage at the Glastonbury Festival, as well as slots at the Camden Crawl, Isle of Wight, Wychwood, Middlesbrough Music Live, Reading & Leeds and V festival. Goldheart Assembly’s debut single, a double A-side featuring the tracks "So Long St. Christopher" and "Oh Really", was released on 15 June 2009 on the independent label Heron Recordings, set up by Pat Long the then assistant editor of the NME.
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