Dad, can you trickle me down some economics?
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‘Dad, can you trickle me down some economics?’
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‘Dad, can you trickle me down some economics?’
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From our UK edition
‘Are you trembling with rage or has fracking started?’
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From our UK edition
‘Your parents don’t think you’re being stretched enough.’
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‘Oh no! We’re in the school catchment area.’
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‘We’re almost at the land of our dreams – I can smell the raw sewage.’
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From our UK edition
‘It’s like being in government but with more to do.’
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‘That’s global warming for you.’
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‘I’m a championship-winning footballer trapped in a man’s body.’
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‘If they shouldn’t be here, we should send them to Rwanda.’
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‘The booster seat’s for Lord Wilf.’
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‘Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary, how does your garden grow?’
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‘I expect Lulu Lytle will be overly decorated.’
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‘Our leader’s decided to cling on.’
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‘Never mix grain and grope.’
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‘When you promised me a treehouse I knew it would never happen.’
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‘I always said Rupert Murdoch and Jerry Hall made an unlikely couple.’