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RIGHT |
OK |
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YEAH |
OK! |
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FAIRENOUGH |
OK! |
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SOSO |
Just OK |
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SO-SO |
Just OK (2-2) |
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ASK |
Request alternate ways? OK! |
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TROUBLEMAKERS |
Ringleaders agitated at OK lumberers |
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SOAK |
Weirdly OK as a drunkard |
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POKES |
Grip ok, essentially, holding prods |
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LOOKED |
Seemed OK in dole redistribution |
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OVERLOOK |
Disregard confusion or love, OK? |
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KIOSK |
OK, ski around refreshment booth |
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ELK |
Feel ok, even for deer |
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TOKYO |
What? OK, you’ve uncovered a city |
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HOME |
Regularly shy, ok? Meek is in |
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OVERTOOK |
Hurried past conspicuous job centre, ok? |
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WORKSTATION |
Want sir to OK messy desk |
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SNOOKER |
Excited señor brought round OK game |
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LUDO |
Board game even I’ll undo, OK? |
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FINE |
It’s OK to impose cash penalty |
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FOOTWORK |
Skilful manoeuvring turned out OK for two |
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CANTANKEROUS |
Irritable acne turns ok ... a fluctuation |
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SACHET |
Small bag of hotcakes squashed? Not OK! |
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NETBOOK |
Violent? Not OK. Be a little PC! |
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ENYA |
Irish singer OK after last two children |