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dilly dally

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See: procrastinate


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The last thing you want to do is to dilly dally with trial and error when there is some serious inflammation happening and more important things to get to in your life.
5 per cent, and as teachers hold out still continues to dilly dally about further pay raises.
Britain's soap fans were sent reeling as drag artist Dilly Dally peeled off her sequinned dress and false eyelashes to expose the burly form of EastEnders star Ross Kemp.
 
 
 
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