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a heck of a

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a heck of a somebody/something
a surprisingly good person or thing a hell of a somebody/something It's a heck of a deal from a business standpoint. He's a great teacher, and besides that, he's a heck of a nice guy.
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a heck of a something

a very difficult activity or bad thing a hell of a something We have a heck of a time putting the day's news into a half-hour program. That was a heck of a present – why would anyone think you wanted such an ugly painting?
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There is every likelihood that the exhausting schedule will take its toll on weary French legs this evening - this is their fifth match in 18 days, which is a heck of a lot for a team packed with players over 30.
Perhaps some of its methods were open to question but it did achieve a heck of a lot.
An FBI official said they had never faced an opponent like al-Qaeda, adding: "They are a heck of a lot smarter than the Mafia.
 
 
 
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