Confide a single fact
of their preparations to the public.
Confides whichever
style he dons " they are all from m&s " .
Confide even
in you.
Confide in someone
who is not much older than him.
Confided boyish secrets
and fantasies.
Some say the most convincing explanation of his wmd is, as tariq aziz
once confided, to prepare for revenge against iran.
Confided in anyone
else.
Confide were not forgotten in the park either and many of them were
extremely confiding
as they are not persecuted here.
Confideng up: the healing power of
confiding in others.
Confides, i
love you, lord.
However, i did
not confide
in them the factors bearing on me to produce that decision.
Confided details
of terrible cruelty and sexual abuse.
He
also confided
that the jury verdict was wrong but refused to take any action because he wanted to get even.
Confided in a friend
who told me about a book written by dr. claire weekes " self-help for your nerves " .
Confideof waders: whimbrel, kentish, ringed and little ringed plovers and with them 2
very confiding
greater sand plovers.
Confided the little-known information
with a broad smile.
Confided in a teacher.
Confided in the woman
i was working for but she asked me not to tell anyone, not even my mom.
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