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paltry few

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Look at the crazy scheduling times for soccer matches which can force supporters into incurring thousands of pounds of extra travelling costs, and look at the British Lions' tour to South Africa - one of the great rugby contests of recent times - seen by a paltry few millions when people across the whole of Great Britain were dying to follow the team on free to air television.
If you cook at home, you know that these paltry few pieces do not make dinnerware.
The gang who burst into the bar in the early hours of Wednesday may have been looking for a paltry few euro - the proceeds of the pub's weekly GAA lotto draw.
 
 
 
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