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See: replenish


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The Church in Wales' Jubilee Fund aims to rebuild and restock the clinic.
Alternatively, you could rent a Gulfstream jet for two years and still have a few million left over to restock the drinks cabinet.
Laurence Harris said: "We do need to restock but feel that unless this disease is eradicated from all our buildings and surrounding land then it will be a costly and pointless exercise which will eventually result in the same position as we find ourselves in now, which is totally unacceptable for all concerned.
 
 
 
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