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"text": "Don't be a sorehead! Forgive, forget and get on with your life."
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"ref": "1998, Phil Craft, Stan Friedland, An Orphan Has Many Parents, page 41",
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"text": "2000, Nancy Capace, McGill, Ralph Emerson, entry in Encyclopedia of Tennessee, page 63,\nHe antagonized them by printing that they were a bunch of \"failures . . . chronic soreheads . . . hoodlums, and toughs who have no faith in themselves.\""
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"ref": "2002, Louise Carroll Wade, Chicago's Pride, page 331",
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"text": "2007, Bessie Louise Pierce, A History of Chicago, Volume III: The Rise of a Modern City, 1871-1893, page 341,\nDespite the opposition of professional politicians of unsavory reputation and men the Tribune described as “irresponsible soreheads,” the Medill ticket swept into office with a flatteringly large vote."
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"ref": "1998, David Petersen, Elkheart: A Personal Tribute to Wapiti and Their World, page 107",
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"text": "2012, D. G. Pugh, N. (Nickie) Baird, Sheep and Goat Medicine, unnumbered page,\nElaeophora schneideri is a filarial nematode that has been reported primarily in wildlife species in the western United States, including mule deer and bighorn sheep. Elaeophorosis (sorehead) is uncommon in sheep and goats."
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},
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"text": "2000, Nancy Capace, McGill, Ralph Emerson, entry in Encyclopedia of Tennessee, page 63,\nHe antagonized them by printing that they were a bunch of \"failures . . . chronic soreheads . . . hoodlums, and toughs who have no faith in themselves.\""
},
{
"ref": "2005, Ralph J. Sabock, Michael D. Sabock, Coaching: A Realistic Perspective, page 67",
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"text": "2007, Bessie Louise Pierce, A History of Chicago, Volume III: The Rise of a Modern City, 1871-1893, page 341,\nDespite the opposition of professional politicians of unsavory reputation and men the Tribune described as “irresponsible soreheads,” the Medill ticket swept into office with a flatteringly large vote."
}
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"type": "quotation"
},
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"text": "1922, University of Hawaii (Honolulu), Agricultural Dept, Annual Report of the Agricultural Department, Volume 4, page 103,\nThe two principal causes of death among chicks has been sorehead and coccidiosis."
},
{
"ref": "1977, Kathryn Tucker Windham, Southern Cooking to Remember, page 106",
"text": "Such ailments as sorehead and pip also took their toll. Children learned early not to throw watermelon rinds where the chickens could peck them: pecking watermelon rinds gave chickens sorehead.",
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