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heaven
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heaven noun abode of God, abode of God and annels, abode of spirits, abode of the saints, aerosphere, bliss, canopy of heaven, celestial city, celestial sphere, city of God, divine abode, ecstasy, eternal home, Garden of Eden, glory, God's kingdom, great beyond, heavenly city, heavenly home, heavenly kingdom, holy city, home of the Gods, kingdom of God, kinggom of heaven, life everlasting, next world, paradise, supreme happiness, the abode of saints, the hereafter, throne of God, utopia, world to come


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I have absolutely no objection to Arab investment in the British economy, but this deal smells to high heaven.
Also compost bins can smell as one of my neighbours' open compost smells to high heaven at times which isn't very pleasant.
Next thing the dog is spotted rolling in something revolting and by the time we get home the dog smells to high heaven.
 
 
 
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