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Abil Posted 18 years ago
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"go hang a thousand times"
At an African Union summit in Egypt, George Charamba said the West had no basis to speak about the situation (of Zimbabwe ed)- and can "go hang a thousand times".
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Can go [and] hang [themselves/itself] a thousand times In other words - it's none of their business and they can just get lost - stop interfering.
- Can go [and] hang [themselves/itself] a thousand times In other words - it's none of their business and they can just get lost - stop interfering.
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Can go [and] hang [themselves/itself] a thousand times 
In other words - it's none of their business and they can just get
In other words - it's none of their business and they can just get
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