| She was a charming girl, well brought up with perfect manners, but without doubt the most idle person I have ever met. |
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| Then came the terrible film in which we were expected to believe that she was a well brought up English gal gone to the bad. |
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| We all need the freedom to go off the rails as we grow up If kids are well brought up, they'll come back. |
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| Businesses can only flourish in a stable economy with a stable society and to have a stable society you need well brought up children. |
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| It is unacceptable and the minister should retract himself and show that he was well brought up. |
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| A teenager, bit difficult he was, and two youngsters, twins, nice kids, well brought up. |
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| The kingfisher of America finds itself near waters well stocked with fish, soft as salt, where there is a well brought up point to perch. |
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| The well brought up girl is the only animal which reddens by seeing a banana. |
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| This industrial detergent in power émulsifiant well brought up, streamlines, cleans and renovates efficiently any furniture of garden, windows, doors or doorframes in PVC but also computer and internal of car. |
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| Listen, have you ever seen a well brought up or educated woman in Quebec? |
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| All this should be done with a view to the greater good, with all the consideration owed mutually by brothers who are moved by the charity of Jesus Christ and are well brought up. |
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| I mean, either you're PJ Harvey or Björk and you've spent your life living a totally off-the-wall existence or you've been really well brought up and you're polite and reserved? |
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| In person he was discreet, well brought up, and a very kind friend. |
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| Well brought up and popular, he was the first in his family to trail neither his past nor his proclivities like a lead ball. |
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