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Stuart Little 2 (2002)
2.4s
It is not okay to lie to your parents.
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American Dad! (2005) - S01E09 Comedy
2.8s
Steve, it is never okay to lie to your parents. But is it okay to break a promise to your sister?
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Stuart Little 2 (2002)
2.4s
George It is never okay to lie to your parents isn't fredrick mad
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Stuart Little 2 (2002)
2.4s
George It is never okay to lie to your parents" Isn't Frederick mad? Sometimes it is okay for George to lie 5
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Meet the Parents
4s
All I want to do is make my ruling And not listen to uou
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Meet the Parents
4s
All I want to do is make my ruling And not listen to you
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Arctic Dogs
4.8s
That's it. Fox break rules and tell lies to everybody about promotion.
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Stuart Little 2 (2002)
2.4s
It is never okay to lie to your parents.isin't fredrick mad
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The Bad Guys
1.7s
We're supposed to say lied to them, not lied to it.
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The Bad Guys
1.7s
We're supposed to say lie to them, not lie to it.
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Ralph Breaks the Internet
2.7s
No no, it's not your fault, it's okay
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Point Break (1991)
2.5s
You're breaking your own rules.
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Point Break (1991)
2.5s
You’re breaking your own rules
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Point Break (1991)
2.5s
You're breaking your own rules.
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The Office (2005) - S04E08 Money (Part 2)
2.2s
then the committee is breaking its own rules.
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The Office (2005) - S04E08 Money (Part 2)
2.2s
then the committee is breaking its own rules.