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SHTF
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SHTFState Housing Trust Fund
SHTFStuff Hit the Fan (polite form)
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I'm hoping that a lone letter in yesterday's Post from an eventually satisfied silver ring customer proves representative of popular opinion, and although the five per cent rise in attendances brings us back to some way below the levels of 2006 - before the soft stuff hit the fan and scattered unhappy racegoers to the four winds - it is quite possibly a sign that a forward gear has once again been engaged.
Ascot going forward again - with not a hair out of place by The Racing Post (London, England)
One word of warning I would give Ms Jowell is that twice Tony Blair backed David Blunkett in his actions, and we all know what happened to him when the brown stuff hit the fan.
Voice of Scotland: Yourview - Jowell inquiry by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
But when we got back to Rutherglen and told everyone, the brown stuff hit the fan because I was a Protestant and May was a Catholic.
EXCLUSIVE: THE LIFE AND LAUGHS OF TOP COMIC ANDY: I bedded three ... by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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