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quote unquote

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quote unquote also quote
named or described as Even the quote unquote realistic movies don't show very realistic violence. In order to make some foods, quote, healthy, you end up cooking all the flavor out of them.
Usage notes: often used to show doubt that something is true or exactly as it is described
See also: quote, unquote


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There will not be another, quote unquote, Abba musical," the Telegraph quoted him as saying.
China will support a, quote unquote, measured response that is being negotiated in New York," he said on the last day of a nearly week-long visit to China.
Giving the inside story on the war, former British ambassador to the US Chris Meyer reveals: "Blair's real concern was that there would be quote unquote 'a knee-jerk reaction' by the Americans.
 
 
 
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