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See: comment, expression, platitude


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The French former model, who regularly appears in world's sexiest lists, thinks it's a cliche to think of Gallic women as beautiful and was bemused about why the stereotype had occurred.
Perhaps that's why I prefer soccer to rugger," she wrote, before adding: "I adore the cliches of soccer.
Byline: James Pyman expects Flying Lady's lengthy losing run to continue VICTORY in the 1995 St Leger put Classic Cliche in line for a successful career over extended distances, a division in which he went on to excel for Godolphin with wins in the Ascot Gold Cup and Yorkshire Cup.
 
 
 
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