Library? This is it
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‘Library? This is it.’
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‘Library? This is it.’
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‘It was an awful afternoon. We follow each other on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, so we had nothing left to talk about.’
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‘He’s a bit standoffish. It’s been a week and he hasn’t said a word.’
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‘43.6 miles, actually. With the train strike, I had to run from Sevenoaks.’
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‘I don’t know about a book, but I have thousands of tweets in me.’
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‘Don’t disturb her, she’s having some me, me, me time.’
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‘When was the last time you cleared out that shed?’
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‘I spy with my little eye something beginning with “M”.’
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‘I only come here because it’s nice and quiet to listen to podcasts.’
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‘Once upon a thyme...’
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Will Steve Jobs go down as the saviour of the British newspaper industry? Quite possibly, if iPads are the big Christmas hit this year. That would mean they are becoming essential gadgets for business people, commuters, air travellers and the reading classes in general. They might just mark a turning-point for the fortunes of a
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Mark Wood says that David Cameron would do well to ally himself with Germany’s Chancellor — Angela Merkel is a conservative realist in the Thatcher mould A new government sweeps into power and orders £20 billion of tax cuts. Fundamental tax reform to follow. Unashamedly pro-business policies are given top priority, cushioned by comforting, voter-friendly