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A pension most folk would give their eye teeth for and with a bit of luck, maybe a chance to put on the ermine.
Curtains for some ... YourSay by Birmingham Mail (England)
Sporting enthusiasts everywhere would give their eye teeth to find sporting apparel that is comfortable, functional and affordable Why should sporting apparel be comfortable Sporting enthusiasts everywhere would give their eye teeth to find sporting apparel that is comfortable, functional and affordable.
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He also loses sight of the fact that there is no land for a second school and that children in Ingleby Barwick have the choice of three very good secondary schools within a few miles providing real choice - a choice many parents would give their eye teeth for.
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