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kidding

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You are kidding.
你开玩笑吧。
You're kidding!
你在开玩笑吧!

Kid \Kid\, v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Kidded}; p. pr. & vb. n.
{Kidding}.]
To bring forth a young goat.

And just in case audiences don't see just how human Ryoko is, Mr. Itami shows her kidding around with a stranger's baby, looking disarmingly unserious for a change.
Members of the organization are not kidding themselves that their program will change ranchers' minds about wolves.
You have to be kidding, Gorby.
Mr. Andrus scrawled, "You have to be kidding!" across the bottom and sent it back.
It replaces "The Equalizer," which is going on hiatus and WILL return, no kidding.
"Are we weird?" guitarist Chris DeGarmo of Queensryche asks, only slightly kidding.
I thought he was kidding. But he wanted to add something to the show.
Finks says he also believes in surrounding himself with "honest" evaluators of talent because "you don't get ahead by kidding yourself," and the blunt-spoken Mora, his choice as head coach, seemingly fills that bill.
The elephants joined in (no kidding!) by blowing a few notes on their trunks.
Mr. Miller said, "Oh sure," in a kidding way, never taking him seriously.
You must be kidding,' says Pound.
Before you can say "plot device," a man at the airport who smells like musk _ no kidding _ is hit by that deadly slow-moving car, and we're on our merry way.
Who am I kidding?' "But then there's the ecstasy of being on stage and performing at this level.
Loretta Young saw me and said, `I was only kidding. They're not really emeralds.
You must be kidding.
She promptly announced she would report to the mayor's office by 8 a.m. every day, except Tuesdays, when "I get my hair done." She wasn't kidding.
April Fool! "He's still kidding around," Perry said.
This week however, he took a lot of kidding for forgetting one minor detail: He thoughtlessly acquired a tan that his buddy couldn't duplicate.
"You're kidding, right?" asked an operator in Atlanta.
McDonald thought the teens could tell he was kidding, Diamond said.
"We were kidding each other, we were saying the test was so easy," Miss Gabwat said as she rode in an ambulance to the provincial hospital. "Then suddenly, the walls trembled, the ceiling collapsed and there was total darkness.
All of the kidding could eventually produce a backlash of public sympathy for Sen. Quayle (a Save the Quayles movement, some wags call it).
"We'd be kidding ourselves to think that simply doing this is going to do all those other things that affect learning," said Michael Bakalis, dean of the education school at Loyola University and the state's former education superintendent.
Several hundred Polish emigres, some holding banners saying "Jaruzelski, who are you kidding?" and "We want 100 percent democracy," gathered outside the cemetery entrance and yelled as Jaruzelski arrived.
"Who's he kidding?" asked Lyn Nofziger, White House political director under Ronald Reagan. "He's got a terrible problem.
"Who do they think they are kidding?
"They told me to come on back inside and called the police," Bradley said. "I told them, `You've got to be kidding me.'
"So from now on, it's going to be a little different." Later that day, White House Press Secretary Marlin Fitzwater said the president had only been kidding.
Blood flows, body parts get blown off and then the Wizard of Oz kicks in. I'm not kidding, though David Lynch might be.
'You're kidding me,' said Morris, a T-shirt and video salesman with a street stall in downtown Washington, on being told that the dollar has been falling recently.

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