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• He said I had to pay him $500 a month, or he was going to tell my husband.
• I am going to tell your husband everything about you and me.
• I am not going to tell him anything, obviously.
• I am not going to tell him anything, obviously.
• I am not going to tell you...
• It's a minimum security place in Phoenix, and no, I am not going to tell you which one.
• There is a brand new stop sign in town, but I am not going to tell you where.
• I am not going to tell you about my first time, forget it.
• And I am not going to tell them that I'll be reading their e-mails.
• I am not going to tell any more small businessmen that they must prepare for monetary union.
• Each country has its own rules and I am not going to tell the countries what they have to do on this issue.
• No, I am not going to tell Derek, and neither are you.
• I am not going to tell you again!
• It's a long story, and I am not going to tell it.
• I am not going to tell you that. Bridget?
• I am not going to tell you, Raffaele!
• She was going to tell her husband she wanted a divorce.
• I'm going to tell the husband, and I've paged the attending there to see if I can find out more about the case.
• I am not going to change my mind simply because some woman claims to know my husband as well as I do.
• Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, as I said, I am not going to describe every detail of the Portuguese Presidency's achievements, but I would like to tell you that I am very proud of this Presidency and very pleased about it.

Some examples from the web:

• He said I had to pay him $500 a month, or he was going to tell my husband.
• I am going to tell your husband everything about you and me.
• I am not going to tell him anything, obviously.
• I am not going to tell him anything, obviously.
• I am not going to tell you...
• It's a minimum security place in Phoenix, and no, I am not going to tell you which one.
• There is a brand new stop sign in town, but I am not going to tell you where.
• I am not going to tell you about my first time, forget it.
• And I am not going to tell them that I'll be reading their e-mails.
• I am not going to tell any more small businessmen that they must prepare for monetary union.
• Each country has its own rules and I am not going to tell the countries what they have to do on this issue.
• No, I am not going to tell Derek, and neither are you.
• I am not going to tell you again!
• It's a long story, and I am not going to tell it.
• I am not going to tell you that. Bridget?
• I am not going to tell you, Raffaele!
• She was going to tell her husband she wanted a divorce.
• I'm going to tell the husband, and I've paged the attending there to see if I can find out more about the case.
• I am not going to change my mind simply because some woman claims to know my husband as well as I do.
• Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, as I said, I am not going to describe every detail of the Portuguese Presidency's achievements, but I would like to tell you that I am very proud of this Presidency and very pleased about it.