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go undercover

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He knows the only way to bring a killer to justice is to go undercover and that means putting himself in danger.
Steve Bainbridge, group sales and development manager, Benfield said: "We are appealing to people in the region, who may be thinking about changing their car, to go undercover and test the customer service skills of our sales staff.
It sees high-flying executives Undercover Boss (Channel 4, 9pm) go undercover among the ranks.
 
 
 
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