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Sometimes little luxuries can be the sweetest way to someone's heart.
Probably the sweetest thing about the banker's banker is his past as a jazz musician.
Which gives her ideas, because she is the sweetest little romantic fool who ever lived.
The sweetest and subtlest flavor came from the batch made entirely with mortar and pestle.
He has this unique capacity to put the hardest subjects with the sweetest melodies.
For the first year in a half he was the sweetest dog.
Easily, the post is really the sweetest on this worthwhile topic.
But the sweetest moments feature horses, not humans.
It brings out all that is sweetest and truest in them.
In a place known for wealth and abundance, bargain hunting can reach the heights of sweetest fantasy.
Considerably, this post is really the sweetest on this notable topic.
It works the same way that a farmer might select the sweetest corn and use it to create ever-sweeter corn varieties.
The sweetest mouth, that fragile neck, and the way he looked into that dummy's eyes.
But the sweetest victory has been beating migraine pain.
My third dog is a pit bull mix, and she is the sweetest dog ever.
They are sweetest after the first frost, when the starch is converted into sugar.
Our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thought.
For cold weather training, this is the sweetest piece in your cycling wardrobe.
One of the sweetest things about the song may be the relatively ordinary-looking guy along for the ride in the video.
And this season's sweetest dessert books will lure anyone into the kitchen.
He is the, sweetest, goofiest dog you've ever met and has no problem rolling over so he can have his belly rubbed.
My third dog is a pit bull mix, the sweetest thing in a world.
He made up for this by shouting philosophy at you in the sweetest kind of way.
Instead, he starting packing for one of the sweetest airplane trips of his life.

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