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Another proof that he was a native of the universal country was apparent in the fact of his knowing no other Italian words than the terms used in music, and which like the "goddam" of Figaro, served all possible linguistic requirements.

Special shout out to my skin positivity queen @winnieharlow owned it and turned it into her beautiful goddam superpower.

He said: "I'm a goddam saint to have kept this in the back pocket so long.

"The next battleground is the goddam bloody' bicam conference (committee meeting) to commence early next week," Sen.

The play takes its name from Simone's song about four aspects or modes of blackness, and traces Simone's politicization after the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham in 1963, which inspired the song "Mississippi Goddam." Ham's play portrays the lives of black women "caught in the crosshairs of history through no fault of their own."

He connives to prey on the Jewish guilt and self-doubt of his sergeant, fellow New York Jew Nathan Marx, to achieve two goals: avoiding service in the expected invasion of Japan, and getting time off to eat a really delicious and totally treyf "Chinese goddam egg roll."

That's water under the bridge and 15 goddam years ago when he just got here.

Fourteen goddam years ago when he just got here, I was winding up anyone I could.

* Nina Simone's 1964 concert during which she sang "Mississippi Goddam," written by her in response to the 1963 murders of Medgar Evers, head of the NAACP in Mississippi, and four young children at the 16th Street Baptist Church in Alabama.

The autobiographical Sergeant X explains, "that goddam cat I shot jumped up on the hood of the jeep.

PESHAWAR -- The Anti Smuggling Units of Customs House Peshawar raided a Goddam at