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Noel Gallagher Says He'll Reform Oasis For £100 Million! | The Jonathan Ross Show
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I don't think it's necessarily untrue
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This is a phrase that can be used if you want to disagree with someone gently and agree that they are partly correct.
Let's look at this example:
A: I think we'll be late if we don't go now.
B: That's not necessarily true. Yes, there's traffic but we've got plenty of time
wild character
I wonder
High Flying Birds
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behind your back
ludicrous
Supersonic
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Here's the trailer for the documentary:
slightly
graft
mellowed
paltry
Teacher says
Noel, is of course, joking here!
terribly well
stage
buy into
for the sake
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This phrase is always followed by the preposition 'of':
For the sake of the project can we just get this report done.
For the sake of a peaceful life, please talk to him.
working-class
genie back in the bottle
frankly
fellas
Headie One
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mere
grime
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Here's a song by UK artist 'Stormzy' who won Best Grime Act at the 2014 and 2015 MOBO Awards
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deflect
every other day
camaraderie
claimed
geezers
Dutchavelli
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extraordinary
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