bel·ly·ache (b l  - k )n. Pain in the stomach or abdomen; colic. |
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Antacids use this element to ease bellyaches caused by a buildup of digestive acids. So while the council bellyaches about making housing less expensive without any plan for the city as a whole, the district conspires to make housing costlier while gobbling up all available land for schools. When the White House bellyaches about Rush's talk-radio forum as mindless, or jokes that he is a racist, the Clintonites signal the marketplace that they, too, are among the enlightened few who know that middle-class attitudes are beyond the pale of decency. |
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