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*slow as molasses in January and slower than molasses in January very slow-moving. (*Also: as ~.) Can't you get dressed any faster? I declare, you're as slow as molasses in January. The traffic on the way to the concert was slower than molasses in January. It'll be a long day in January (when something happens). Rur. Something will never happen. (There are fewer hours of daylight in January.) Tom: Maybe this will be the year that Mama treats herself to a nice vacation. Jane: Are you kidding? It'll be a long day in January when she does that! It'll be a long day in January when that car dealer gives an honest price. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The first measurable rain of the year could hit Southern California tonight after one of the driest Januaries since record-keeping began. Two Januaries ago, Washington athletic director Barbara Hedges was looking for a coach to replace Jim Lambright, and Neuheisel was at the top of her wish list. Their activities underlined another truth about the 104th that seemed unthinkable two Januaries ago: Control of the Congress that begins in January is up for grabs, thanks to voters' qualms about the GOP's agenda of cutting the budget, taxes and the size of government. |
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