That

Seven “thats” may follow each other, and make sense.

For be it known that we may safely write
Or say that `that that' that that man wrote was right;
Nay, e'en that that that, that `that THAT' has followed,
Through six repeats, the grammar's rule has hallowed;
And that that that that that `that THAT' began
Repeated seven times is right, deny't who can.

“My lords, with humble submission that that I say is this: That that that `that that' that that gentleman has advanced is not that that he should have proved to your lordships.” —Spectator, No. 86.

Source: Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, E. Cobham Brewer, 1894

That's the Ticket

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