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As I stop to rest and cough up blood, I wonder, when will I find my prince?
♫ And cough up blood I wonder
the cough-up slugs, there must be some complex symbiotic lifecycle happening here.
So between the monster, the eggs, the facehugger-tentacles, and the cough-up slugs, there must be some
But there's some more bad news because now the taxpayer has to cough up 63 million quid to help these local councils who have now got just a matter of weeks to get ready for local elections.
But there's some more bad news because now the taxpayer has to cough up 63 million quid to help these local councils who have now got just a matter of weeks to get ready for local elections.
The courts didn't agree, and Procter & Gamble eventually had to cough up $160 million in taxes.
The courts didn't agree, and Procter & Gamble eventually had to cough up $160 million in taxes.
"Cough up". When I say: "I have to cough up $10", think of a cat: "Meow, meow." They get
For us, when we say: "Oh, man, do I have to cough up another $20?" It means pay, and I
your mouth. Cats often cough up or barf up, "throw up" hairballs, for example, or just
Cats often cough up or barf up, throw up hairballs, for example, or just a lot of really, really gross, disgusting, not nice things.
Everybody cough up some green for the little lady.
The ensuing—and uncomfortable—silence just might prompt them to cough up some more dough.
And so the second we sort of understood the very beginnings of that notion, we turned it right around into a sales campaign and very quickly found a bunch of small-ish brands, primarily direct-to-consumers, who could not care whether we charged them 1%, 5%, or 12%, because they were trying to grow their top line and telling their shoppers that, hey, you could pay for this over time instead of having to cough up the cash right now.
I'm going to use the pepper to get Melissa to sneeze and cough up the de-booster.