And whatever lump it was they said wasn't anything to worry about.

I just told them that this is what was going to happen and they could lump it.

He'd insisted on being here so he could lump it.

They've been told: take the lower interest rate - or lump it.

I can say no other, like it or lump it.

"The Bundesbank decided to do what they wanted to, and the rest could lump it."

In his budget message last week, he simply lumped it together with other municipalities.

And whoever doesn't like it will have to lump it.

That, she thought, like it or lump it, is the situation.

Yet once again, Clinton's critics are lumping it into a "pattern."

"I used to lump it all together," he said.

"It's all very well saying that the investors can lump it but the entire game wouldn't be sustainable without them.

"There are individual differences in learning styles, but to lump it all together in terms of groups or culture doesn't make any sense."

Pucky thought angrily: If there's much more of this, you can lump it!

"Well, then, they'll just have to lump it, won't they?"

Nobody will change him, like it or lump it.

I'd told them the vampire stayed, they could like it, or lump it.

If someone didn't like it, they could lump it.

"If necessary, tell them what they're going to do, like it or lump it.

Like it or lump it, but that's part of the deal .

And if she didn't like it, she could lump it.

They are no longer prepared to 'like it or lump it' with publicly delivered services.

And if you don't like it, then you can lump it.

Of such stuff are martyrs made, and their families are obliged to lump it.

Said he'd close her up and move clear of Burgeo and left the people lump it if they didn't care to work to his wish.

But no, how do I meet the lump in the first place?

Big was the only person I had told about the lump.

He's got ever such you know a lump on the back of the head.

I looked at the big black lump and said to no one in particular.

Soon all that would be just a lump on the floor.

But do more than just stand there like a lump next time, Data.

For a while she sat like a lump, thinking of nothing at all.

"Better that than being a use less lump for the rest of my life."

He is 39, a man who has taken his lumps.

For the police, taking lumps is a part of getting into the act.

Try to stop him outside and take your lumps inside.

It might have been a hand on a lump of earth.

What are these lumps and will they go away in time?

The general tried to speak, but the lump was there to stop him.

Was he in pain from the lump on his head?

He was told not to find out what the lumps were.

There is not the same lump exactly, yet something a little like it.

Put this where he may, it still made a lump.

"Can you really do something with a lump like me?"

A black line had appeared in the center of the lump.

He reached up to feel the lump on the back of his head.

Do you want me to support those lumps in your fire?

I was more interested in what else might come out of the black lump.

Nothing will happen if everything is sitting like a lump.

So I just sat around like a lump in front of the television, trying not to move.

Lumped together, these two groups were no more than 4000 strong.

"They seem to have lumped people together as a group."

You and me getting lumped together on the same job like this?

"People should not be lumped into groups when the industry has the resources to do much better."

But lumped in here along with so much else, they lose their particular quality.

What's more, all people 18 to 29 cannot be lumped into one uniform group.

I just lumped together all the things he complained about over the years.

As before, I am lumping them together simply according to tendency.

"What are those other things that were lumped in with healing?"

"We often get lumped together with all foreign medical schools.

The species can be lumped in groups of similar appearance.

To many people, any kind of popular music now can be lumped with jazz.

President Bush simply lumps the resistance movement into terrorism at large.

Since the environmental movement began, all these crises have been lumped together.

In reality, it is lumped together with other state revenue.

At least one was lumped in with the guild stock.

It doesn't matter, because at some point they all got lumped together.

By being lumped together with other, earlier primaries, we might have even more impact.

"People on the street get lumped together, but there are so many types," he said.

Instead, arrests from the operation are lumped together with others.

While such funds are often lumped together, many now use very different criteria.

How can the research community justify lumping all of us into one "under 50" group?

Sometimes I wonder if she lumps me in with the rest of them."

The point, he said, is that different factors affect each companies, although they are lumped together under technology.

There would be a risk in lumping together completely different situations.

And whoever doesn't like it will have to lump it.

"Well, then, they'll just have to lump it, won't they?"

But we may have to lump it!

So you'll just have to lump it, won't you?'

You'll just have to lump it, You can't always boogie To the same royal trumpet.

So I didn't like it, and I either had to lump it or bow out.

'I'm afraid they'll have to lump it, you know.'

If Jones don't like it he'll have to lump it, I reckon.'

Killick did not like seeing clothes thrown about: Killick would have to lump it.

If there's negative equity then the bank just has to lump it: they can't come after the borrower for that negative equity.

"Aunt Akky'll have to lump it, I'm afraid," Ralph said and his voice hardened.

"Well, I suppose you are right and we will have to lump it for now; but I am damned if I like it."

If Peach didn't like it--and she wouldn't--she would just have to lump it.

Toronto will just have to lump it I think, but the Leafs project to get pretty good again for the next 5 year so I'm not crying a river there.

"If you lost new plantings because there was a watering ban in your community, you'll just have to lump it," says Wilson Fadely, an I.R.S. spokesman.

"For that matter, if we could concoct a third device, I would not necessarily have to lump it to Solaris; Hansa could come and get it instead."

Her car's too old to have -seat-belts in the back, so I held on tight to the -seat in front and if Lena didn't like that she'd have to lump it.

There was really no choice; it would have to be the blue; she had washed out the blood stains and pressed it carefully and if the doctor didn't think she was smart enough for his dinner party, he would have to lump it.

I'm sure Goldman Sachs et al would love the attention to turn elsewhere so that that can get back to business as usual but as long as the obscenity of the wealthy few riding on the taxpayers backs continues - they'll just have to lump it!