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Two split infinitives, two whacks.
Then all the farmers for miles around would make fat, whacking profits by charging people to park their cars.
There has been a whacking increase in those fees, and that is disastrous.
There are whacking great power stations covering acres of land with only 30 employees.
I always think it a great pity when my children start eating chocolates an hour before they have a whacking good meal.
She gives a whacking big dose of castor oil to all 10 children.
Disabled people may not he able to use the transport, but they were obliged to pay the whacking supplementary rate.
They then find themselves whacked off to prison pending trial, without having previously been in a cell at all.
There has not been a reduction in the numbers claiming, but a whacking great increase in those numbers, with people claiming for longer.
If what was proposed was a whacking big subscription, no one would mind very much, because no-one would pay it.
In passing, it should be made absolutely clear that the £12,000 is not an addition whacked on to our salaries.
You have got to give them a whacking great increase.
We do not want artificially depressed rates whacked up the following year, because the authority is not rate-capped.
Now we have this horrific proposal to build a whacking great motorway across the middle of it.
He seemed to imply a whacking great loophole in the law, with masses of frozen yoghurt being sold all over the country and escaping purchase tax.
