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31Not About Nightingales — 1st edition cover (New Directions, 1998) Not About Nightingales is a three act play written by Tennessee Williams in 1938. The play itself focuses on a group of inmates who go on a hunger strike in attempt to better their situation. There is also …
32Not Only... But Also (The 88 Album) — Infobox Album | Name = Not Only... But Also Type = Album Artist = The 88 Released = October 28, 2008 Recorded = Los Angeles, CA Genre = Rock / Pop Length = 43:46 Label = Island Records Producers = Babyface and Matt Wallace Reviews = * Digital EP …
33Not Enough Time — This article is about the single. For the manga, see Not Enough Time (manga). Not Enough Time Single by INXS from the album …
34Not Particularly Desperate Housewife — Unreferenced|date=October 2007|section called Cultural references Infobox American Dad! episode Title =Not Particularly Desperate Housewife Series =American Dad! Caption =Francine trying to impress the Ladybugs Season =1 Episode =16 Airdate… …
35Not The Tommy Boyd Show — Infobox Radio show name = Not The Tommy Boyd Show format = Talk Show runtime = 180mins presenters = Matt Hollick Stuart Heron Jo McCafferty Arron Weedall first aired = 14 July, 2007 num episodes = 56 to present country = UK producer = Play Radio… …
36not even — 1. adverb Introduces or constitutes a more emphatic negation or exclusion then not. Not even I knew that. 2. interjection Used to express strong disappointment or disapproval. I heard they wanted to cancel the show tonight …
37not a dicky bird — (Slang) nothing at all, absolutely nothing (e.g.: Tom, have you heard from Susan lately? not a dicky bird ) …
38not shy — adj British sexually forward, promiscuous. A jocular euphemism heard e.g. on British campuses since 2000 …
39not the full shillin' — adj British slow witted and/or distracted, eccen tric. A folksy expression dating from the pre decimalisation era, still heard in 2004, perhaps due to its use in the TV soap Coronation Street …
40not many Benny — • a seldom heard phrase now. Used to indicate agreement. If anyone has any idea of the origins of this one I would be interested …
