Clean
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‘It’s time I came clean, Red Riding Hood.I’m not really your grandmother.’
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Camouflage
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Watch
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Tattoo 3
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Poverty
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‘Great news! None of us are poor.’
Winterson
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‘Miliband always looks like a rabbit who’s just realised he’s in Jeanette Winterson’s garden.’
Flesh
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Narcissism
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Reward
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‘The reward used to be food. Now it’s Facebook access for ten minutes.’
Babe
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Dogma
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‘How much is that dogma in the window?’
Divorce 6
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‘How long before the prince divorces the princess?’
Meal
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A fun-sized meal for youngsters
Alice 6
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Sunni
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Junk
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‘Apparently it’s a standard investment portfolio for someone like me with little City experience.’
Passport 2
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Barbie
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Spectator letters: VAT and sugar, Boris Johnson and cricket, whisky and bagpipes
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Sugar added tax Sir: Julia Pickles (Letters, 14 June) suggests a sugar tax to combat the obesity epidemic and discourage food manufacturers from adding sugar to everything from bread to baked beans. A more realistic alternative might be to simply adjust the VAT rules: currently, VAT is levied on essentials such as loo paper, toothpaste
Greenpeace’s jetsetter isn’t the only environmentalist who loves to fly
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Green wings It was revealed that Pascal Husting, Greenpeace’s international programme director, commutes 250 miles by air from his home in Luxembourg to his office in Amsterdam several times a month. Some other eco-warriors who are keen on air travel: — Al Gore has run up 1 million air miles, the equivalent of more than