Or maybe it's that familiarity breeds contempt, and we require the passage of time to exalt our presidencies.
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_Familiarity breeds contempt _ and children.
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Whomever first said that familiarity breeds contempt obviously didn't understand that the opposite can be a far greater ordeal.
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That may have been a good move, especially if absence makes the heart grow fonder and familiarity breeds contempt.
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"Familiarity breeds contempt; when you get to know anybody as well as I know these people, foibles surface, " says Carter.
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If familiarity breeds contempt, it's obvious what the New York Jets and the Oakland Raiders feel for each other at the moment.
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If it's true that familiarity breeds contempt, this weekend's National Football League playoff games could be some of the nastiest in recent history.
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Familiarity breeds contempt during a long major league season, so it's nice to have a group of players that gets along, Gillick said.
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If familiarity breeds contempt, a third Stephenville victory against La Marque might push the Cougars into a realm to which Denison and Calallen can relate.
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Although the proverb'Familiarity breeds contempt'hardly fits the story as it stands, Jeffreys Taylor made it do so in a poem for children from his " Aesop in Rhyme " ( 1820 ).
