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Much obliged

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Much obliged.
Rur. Thankful and owing a debt of gratitude. A: Sit down, Elmer, and have a drink on me. B: Much obliged.
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For if I and thousands (or millions) of others are obliged to forego what we vote for, just because a few more others merely vote for the opposite, it ought to be obvious that we are pretty much obliged not to want it very deeply.
Byline: GRAHAM GREEN JOHNNY EAST, who rode Much Obliged to win the first running of the Whitbread Gold Cup in 1957, died on Thursday night after a short illness.
Should Jimmy wish to get my ball back from behind the photocopier, I would be very much obliged.
 
 
 
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