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Blood runs through his work, but so does juicy life.

Special food, but no freedom, with juicy nature for miles around.

Tell a juicy thing or two about life at the seat of power.

A lot depends on just how juicy your information is.

I wondered at the time why it was so juicy.

Should he not have asked where those juicy quotes came from?

It was just the kind of juicy history you dreamed about having.

Let him know that anything goes, and the juicier the better.

If it's juicy enough, some author may even write a book about it.

If he learned anything juicy, he'd keep the information from me out of spite.

Hope you've got a nice juicy adventure ready for us!

"There will soon be a very juicy story involving the person in this picture."

This one looks a lot juicier and I will certainly be giving it a try!

Be advised, though, that his phone died before we could get onto anything too juicy.

The sweet, very juicy peppers almost make up for it.

Given this background, I was expecting a pretty juicy book.

Right after that, all these juicy details start showing up in your stories.

Either Parliament's got something really juicy lined up, or someone told them we were coming.

It did not taste so metallic now, rather he thought quite juicy.

However, if the tomatoes are very juicy, it will take longer for them to cook down.

It's a lot more of an interesting and juicy story than what I think did happen."

Picking up all the juicy gossip around here, you're not doing that then!

"This has to be a lot juicier than whatever else you got on your plate."

Kelly does not strike me as the sort of girl to keep a juicy thing like that to herself.

All of the hot, juicy action going on around her made Linda eager to get back into it.