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But all of them realise that - as much as people may tut-tut about it - bad blood gives an added dimension to a sporting contest.
www.irishmirror.ie I always shake my head and tut-tut when he shouts at the kids, but actually those kids can be quite annoying.
traveller24.news24.com Yet, not enough are prepared to do more than tut-tut.
www.thestar.com There are many smug individuals who will either tut-tut at their shenannigans and/or take pleasure out of their misery and bad/desperate behaviour.
www.catholicherald.co.uk She would tut-tut over empty champagne bottles and sides of smoked salmon abandoned on the table after a late evening.
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