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So when I have to wrap an awkward shaped gift example: baby outfits, little diddies or edibles I sew it shut like my envelopes!
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Knit For Brains also carries other eco friendly diddies for your knitting habits, like bamboo needles and hooks, patterns and adorable vinatge buttons!
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Lord Superior had a particular knack for creating impromptu diddies whenever he had problems with the sound system a spontaneous talent that I can't even imagine our younger artists who lip-sync at concerts and pre-record everything could do.
Jammin' North of the Border: Caribana 2007 Anxious Black Woman 2007
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Lord Superior had a particular knack for creating impromptu diddies whenever he had problems with the sound system a spontaneous talent that I can't even imagine our younger artists who lip-sync at concerts and pre-record everything could do.
Archive 2007-08-01 Anxious Black Woman 2007
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The answer, to do all the diddies in one dedal, would sound: from pulling himself on his most flavoured canal the huge chest-house of his elders (the Popapreta, and some navico, navvies!) he had flickered up and flinnered down into a drug and drunkery addict, growing megalomane of a loose past.
Finnegans Wake 2006
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So...this book on Ebay was one of the actual HarperCollins-published diddies that would have been on the shelves in bookstores?
Amazing what you can buy on ebay these days Miss Snark 2006
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I was gettin 'a feel ay her diddies an' everythin '.'
A Big Boy Did It and Ran Away Brookmyre, Christopher, 1968- 2001
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Stuck you inside, thwarted all the wee diddies you sent after us.
Boiling a Frog Brookmyre, Christopher, 1968- 2000
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Cuts off their diddies when they can't bear no more children.
Ulysses James Joyce 1911
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Winnie, who spends that play buried up to her chest in earth, unable to move, is recounting the reaction of an imagined passerby: What's the idea? he says - stuck up to her diddies in the bleeding ground ...
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed KATE TAYLOR 2011
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