Bubble-gum Sentence Examples

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  • With Spears' losing points with Forbes, it is not surprising that she is planning on going back to work as soon as possible - dazzling fans with suggestive costumes, thoughtless comments, bubble gum lyrics, and high energy dancing.

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  • As he came out of the trees and crossed the bridge, he passed the sheriff 's car and emergency vehicles, their bubble gum lights still turning red or blue in the thickening snow.

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  • Some baby shower favor ideas include personalized lollipops or candy tins, baby themed cookies, or the ever popular bubble gum cigars.

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  • If you like your music bubble-gum sweet and your punters clean shaven given this place a wide berth.

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  • The Paw Princess carrier comes in a delightful bubble gum pink, and it is a surefire way to get kitty noticed at cat shows.

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  • The second band, called Jaded, released their self-titled album in 1998, which featured mostly bubble-gum pop songs.

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  • More surprising, though, is the fact that wholesome bubble-gum pop star, Mandy Moore has a tattoo.

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  • Just like the kiddie tats you can purchase from bubble gum machines across America, adult temporary tats are a simple wet and apply product.

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  • Recently the Stuff by Duff line has enjoyed a transformation from bubble gum pink into mature, earth-toned packaging.

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