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Bill O'Reilly here and I'm warming up. Stand by for the O'Reilly update morning edition.

But first, on this Thursday, I want to congratulate Lake Superior State University in Susanne

Marie, Michigan for, again, putting out words that should never be uttered by Americans.

They are clichés. They are annoying. They are like fingernails on a blackboard to use

a cliché. This year, Lake Superior State has banished these words, goat, greatest of all

time. Yes, we've heard enough about goat. Gaslighting, a dangerous psychological manipulation

that causes victims to distress their own thoughts. Gaslighting, it's a cliché, it's annoying,

but most people don't use it. It's used on television news. Moving forward, yes, overused.

Amazing. Stop with the amazing. Everything is not amazing. Does that make sense? I'm not

really that offended by does that make sense. I am offended by absolutely being used every

10 seconds. Let's stop that. And finally, it is what it is. Please, in the name of God,

please, no more it is what it is. But anyway, the reason that clichés should not be used

is because it shows people you are not thinking about what you are saying. You are falling

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