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of ill repute

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In addition, we have the House of Lords, that well-known house of ill repute.
Spotting a blind man with a guide dog speaking to me in the library corridor in Parliament last week, she cast aside the woes of the House of Ill Repute and marched right up to a police officer and ordered him to shoo us away on the grounds that the man I was talking to shouldn't have been there.
Some judges weren't satisfied unless there were compromising photographs of yourself and a lady of ill repute misbehaving in some seedy hotel.
 
 
 
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