We do not want the monkey; we want theorgangrinder.
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If we complain about the tune, there is no reason to attack the monkey when theorgangrinderis present.
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I am sorry that it is the monkey rather than theorgangrinderwho is here today.
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Get the monkey off; we want theorgangrinder.
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Why go for the monkey when we can have theorgangrinder?
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We are trying to find out not who the monkeys are, but who theorgangrinderis.
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I do not know what one calls those who come between the monkey and theorgangrinder.
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He is now just the monkey for theorgangrinderin the other place.
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We want theorgangrinder, not the monkey.
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They are always talking to the monkey and never to theorgangrinder.
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In previous debates we have been given the monkey rather than theorgangrinder.
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We want theorgangrindernot the monkey.
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After all, in a sense he is theorgangrinder.
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I shall give way to theorgangrinderin a moment.
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Theorgangrinderhas wisely stayed hidden away in a room.
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