| Now I'm not sure if it is a Freudian slip or not, but this comment in the article made me smile. |
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| I think she demonstrates a Freudian slip when she keeps saying that no one is better than anybody else. |
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| Perhaps it was a Freudian slip but we have heard Hyde and many of us are appalled by the despotic insinuations of that remark. |
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| Both of us noticed his Freudian slip at the same time, and neither of us knew what to say in the uneasy silence that ensued. |
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| Another example of the power of symbols to convey meaning is the so-called Freudian slip. |
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| Far from a Freudian slip or an act of garden-variety racism, the coach said, the word was used with the player's best interest at heart. |
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| The humour was not unkind, but merely a case of an audience laughing along with a Freudian slip. |
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| It was a Freudian slip that many keen judges rate the best of all time. |
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| It is certainly a revealing, almost a Freudian slip, you might say. |
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| Scott caught the Freudian slip even as it came out of his mouth. |
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| I meant little, but I'm going to accept the typo as a true Freudian slip. |
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| I assure him that referring to the department with the name reversed was not a Freudian slip. |
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| Mr. Bill Casey: Mr. Speaker, it was perhaps a Freudian slip when the parliamentary secretary said that there was zero policy. |
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| This leads me to today's little chat, which began as a Freudian slip by a resident. |
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| While discussing the fight in the run-up to the event a colleague produced the most revealing Freudian slip by referring to Harrison as Ainsley. |
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| Freudian slip exposing the injustice migrants are subjected to, as they are forced to leave their country, and then, once in exile, are again pushed towards the exit, eternally condemned to banishment and uprooting. |
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| A Freudian slip left the blundering PM embarrassed after he misread his autocue. |
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| While it might appear that I have made a Freudian slip when I say there is an evolution of peacekeeping and peacemaking, in the last House we went into the discussion of peacekeeping in the Gulf war to peacemaking. |
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| A mistake like that becomes symbolic, a sort of Freudian slip, and it has impelled us today to hold this fundamental debate on cloning, certainly, but above all on whether the living organism should be patented. |
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| The slurs continued when Republican presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, made what many saw as a Freudian slip i n a speech at a fundraiser at Iowa. |
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| It remains to be seen whether Padukone's request reaches Akhtar but the actress should definitely keep in mind the concept of Freudian slip henceforth. |
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| A Freudian slip perhaps, for his two-day ban for a trifling offence on a tricky horse must have left a sour taste jjCheck out the eyecatcher in the opening novice event. |
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| I take it this was a freudian slip, as this is the whole point. |
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