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I was always on at her about it, and finally she came up with the goods.

Everyone's made to feel like a big shot, whether they can come up with the goods or not.

"It's just really hard to come up with the goods after that."

You're expected to come up with the goods every day without fail.

It means we have to come up with the goods."

A number of factors combined in us not coming up with the goods on the day.

We know that there are alternatives, so it is a question of coming up with the goods.

He always comes up with the goods on the day.'

By then, if you do not mind, you have to come up with the goods.

Cellini may not be able to come up with the goods.

No stories in the press pressurizing you to come up with the goods.

"What if the source doesn't come up with the goods?"

Unless you come up with the goods I might have trouble paying your fee.

I mean, if those tapes actually come up with the goods, why not use them?'

If he doesn't come up with the goods this year, it's unlikely he'll figure at all in next year's list.

"A lot of times I was in control of the point, and he came up with the goods.

They were the ones under pressure to come up with the goods, which explained why they'd done what they had to him.

I am not surprised that a men's-wear designer has come up with the goods.

My amendment therefore says that it is doubtful whether the private sector will come up with the goods early enough.

And then when the graduates from that process come up with the goods, invest in their innovative ideas.

For all the insider juice of the journalistic world, luck can come up with the goods.

And at the moment, Seb is coming up with the goods.

Unfortunately, the Dutch Government failed to come up with the goods.

Come up with the goods we'll trust you.

The usually effective, electronic systems for money tracking had failed to come up with the goods, so now they were trying the direct approach.

Now all I want is for you to deliver the goods.

Further, in fact, to show I could deliver the goods.

"There was a lot of pressure to deliver the goods."

But we needed that west wind to deliver the goods.

In the end, the question is: can they deliver the goods.

"They tell us what's needed and we deliver the goods."

But the magazine's article did not quite deliver the goods.

An excellent result, but will we now be able to deliver the goods for some 500 million people?

If I pay him well, at least he delivers the goods, to use his own phrase.

"But the reality is that nobody can deliver the goods."

A child today needs a more sophisticated education, and the current system is not delivering the goods.

How do you manage when this person's out delivering the goods?

"Now my job is to make sure we deliver the goods.

"We have to deliver the goods for this man," she said.

The question is: Can we deliver the goods in this medium?

I'm not here to teach you theory, but to deliver the goods.

He had still to deliver the goods and draw the cash.

But they failed to deliver the goods in the international arena.

The medical profession is God, yet in my family, the doctors never delivered the goods.

There were miles to go yet, and what mattered was delivering the goods.

It can deliver the goods when required, but let's not get ahead of ourselves.

"I've delivered the goods," was the way he expressed these various high terms to himself.

"You had to deliver the goods or get off quick," he said.

She works for me, and together we'll deliver the goods to you."

An economy that had trouble delivering the goods in the best of times is breaking down.