Leather goods
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‘A suitcase? Certainly, Sir. Is it for wine or cash?’
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‘A suitcase? Certainly, Sir. Is it for wine or cash?’
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‘Shouldn’t you be out catching criminals?’
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‘The cheaper and less qualified doctor will see you now.’
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‘There they go again, three months behind the fashion.’
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‘A mosaic has come to light that clearly shows you fiddling while Rome burns.’
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‘I say we should invade Taiwan now while the rest of the world is distracted by Wordle.’
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‘No, you may not give me a lift to the polling station, you filthy pervert,’
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‘Nice to see there are still some old-fashioned Conservatives in the house.’
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‘I have a terrible fear of not flying.’
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‘I’d have a heart attack but have you seen the state of the NHS?’
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‘No thanks. I’m not sailing P&O.’
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‘Of course it’s impossible to know what he’ll do next.’
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‘Apparently it’s a compliment.’
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‘That label could cause offence to a minority.’
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‘It’s a cost of living it up crisis.’