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| This article quotes the vice president of the local cable company as saying "my goal is to make people put 'love' and 'cable company' in the same sentence." | |
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| No problem. "I don't love my cable company." | |
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| Too easy. "I would love it if my cable company would hire someone competent." | |
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| "I'd love to murder the vice president of the cable company." | |
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| "I gave my love a cherry, and I gave my cable company a check for an exorbitant sum." | |
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| We should call her and leave these on her answering machine. | |
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