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    (bkz: ) sheet
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    chuck me
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    @135 ingilizceyi nerden öğrendin
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    Whats up meme ?
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    how did you find me today şekerim?
    (buradaki nasıl buldun fiziksel anlamda "nasıl görünüyorum" gibisinden bi saçmalaşım)
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    she sells sea shells on the sea shore
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    and the oscar goes to.
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    when i was a child, ...
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    this conversation is over
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    ı am alone.
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    Yippee ki-yay motherfucker!

    ps:liseliler bilmez
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    I'm familiar with the phenomenon, from many years back, when I used to teach courses on speech acts and the like. But: when Language Log reader Erick Tejkowski asked me about it a few days ago (he saw sentences like Do you mind if I take another piece of cake? as ambiguous, which I think is not quite right), and when Elizabeth Traugott and (lawyer/linguist) Peter Tiersma and I fell into a breakfast discussion of it a little while back (Peter was in town to talk to Elizabeth's class on forensic linguistics), I realized that I had no sources at my fingertips to recommend to people. Who had discussed it in print? Did the phenomenon have a name? Was there relevant legal literature?
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    i am 21 cm
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    shut up and continue to suck bitch !
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    ı want to play game
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    have you ever been hated your discriminated against?
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  17. 67.
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    that likes its mean the processing
    anlayana helal olsun .
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    are you gay
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    mr and mrs brown
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    why so serious?
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