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filthy rich
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1.65 |
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Players are filthy rich. |
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filthy water
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0.92 |
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Torrents of filthy water can spread cholera. |
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filthy lucre
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0.79 |
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They smelled filthy lucre in the dirty linen. |
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filthy condition
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0.72 |
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...indescribably filthy conditions. |
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filthy street
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0.66 |
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Just bloody London with its grime and filthy streets and the booze. |
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filthy hospital
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0.39 |
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McCain was moved to a filthy hospital, where blood and plasma were administered. |
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filthy toilet
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0.39 |
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Take snakes, dentist visits, filthy public toilets ... please! |
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filthy air
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0.33 |
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A scorching midday sun makes the filthy air feel like an industrial furnace. |
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filthy apartment
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0.33 |
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They said she had been attacked, in front of the children, by a man who forced his way into her filthy apartment. |
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filthy house
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0.33 |
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Clean your filthy house. |
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filthy mattress
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0.33 |
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A filthy mattress with five open wounds, which is pretty horrendous. |
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filthy room
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0.33 |
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The last time I had seen a white rose had been in that filthy room in the Tower. |
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filthy blanket
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0.26 |
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A patient hid motionless under filthy blankets. |
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filthy child
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0.26 |
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FEATURE-SOUTH AFRICA-MIXED HILLBROW, a nightmare of filthy street children and howling police sirens. |
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filthy clothes
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0.26 |
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They were poor men with filthy clothes and hacking winter coughs. |
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filthy floor
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0.26 |
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It is like a house with filthy floors and piles of unwashed laundry and undone dishes. |
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filthy surroundings
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0.26 |
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Sexually wanton women, filthy surroundings and ruthless human sacrifices. |