We don't want to fight, but by jingo, if we do, We've got the ships, we've got the men, we've got the money, too. |
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By jingo, there are some good stoushes between media and governments at the moment. |
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The Parliamentary majority owes its seats to a great extent to the unbridling of the jingo instinct. |
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A jingo is a jingo wherever we meet him, and as far as we are concerned there is no close season for jingoes. |
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The Olympic Games is a festival of nationalism, a gourmandising 17-day feast of jingo. |
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Regular folks may not be seeing Westerns much any more, but, by jingo, scholarly folks sure do love to write about 'em. |
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It may not be sexy but, by jingo, there is an air about it that I believe every hard-working, middle-of-the-road New Zealander would agree with. |
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Johnson was no jingo, no war lover, no empire-builder, no gun-toting Texan. |
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I kept fearing that the jingo elements in the country would again be finding fault with me for not getting into the war as soon as we could. |
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Certainly, the leadership of the violent jingo crowds was middle-class. |
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The fact is that Mr. Roosevelt has always with perfect frankness confessed himself to be what is currently called a Jingo. |
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