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La Vie en Rose cupcakes - Literally translates to "LIfe in Pink".
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Literally from the moment of their arrival until their displacement in the mid-1970s, Portuguese officials struggled to make sense of local politics in Magude, especially in the communities along the border, and to maximize their control over the area by continually tinkering with its administrative organization and placement within the colony as a whole.
Where Women Make History: Gendered Tellings of Community and Change in Magude, Mozambique 2005
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Dianping. com (大众点评网 / dàzhòng diǎnpíng wǎng): Literally translates to "People Review Net", which is exactly what Dianping is -- user-generated restaurant and city life reviews.
CNET Asia Reviews 2009
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Fondue: Literally from the French word for "melt" (fonder)
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Actually, the blog is literally called Literally, "An English language grammar blog tracking abuse of the word 'literally'."
Some funny blogs mj 2007
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Actually, the blog is literally called Literally, "An English language grammar blog tracking abuse of the word 'literally'."
Goo mj 2007
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Literally, that is, when it comes not only to their salaries but also their pensions, or did you ever hear of a pension plan for a CEO being scratched?
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Literally, that is, not figuratively, which is clearly the case.
NYDN Rss Editorials 2012
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Literally, that is, if thou withdrawest thy foot from taking long walks or journeys on the Sabbath-day.
The Ten Commandments 1692
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Literally, that is the strategic vision behind their tactical policies.
Politics.ie constitutionus 2010
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