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Do they think we're rubes, to fall for such a trick?

But we just stood there and stared like a couple of rubes.

In 2003 Rubes was appointed head coach of the national under-18 team.

And what thanks do we get for all our efforts to educate the rubes?

And besides, what was he behind this bar for, if not to take money from rubes?

I feel sorry for the Rubes that funded the project.

Not that those rubes would understand the word "logistics," of course.

And so on until the rubes fall for it.

At the moment, however, they seemed like country rubes.

We've got to get the rubes into the tent!

The rubes whose taxes get raised to the breaking point are the losers.

It made us feel like rubes just off the farm.'

It also helped to entertain the rubes that might make up a cult.

A few high-signs, like, to let the rubes know we got a arrangement.

Those rubes just squat on the benches staring at me!

I've already disposed of my disposable income, but where will the many other rubes come from?

One to stay up there at the office; the other to check up on the rubes who have already come to town.

Darker wheat bread was considered the fare of country rubes.

It is a Goldbergian world, and we are all rubes.

Now she wasn't acting like they were a couple of backwater rubes.

He'd lost a set of rubes up there.

They were beginning to see the great advantage of having Pink along, even if he had called them Rubes.

The document, according to the writer, was "calculated to impress the rubes".

He dismissed the population of Polish cities as "transplanted rubes".