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KITTKnight Industries Three Thousand
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KITTKick in the Teeth
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This decision to defer the decision on the Eliot's bid for FT status is a kick in the teeth for the staff who have made great improvements over the last few years.
'Kick in the teeth' for Eliot staff by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
This shows the poor regard that this Government holds this region in, and a real kick in the teeth.
Cash blow for Brum in region race by Birmingham Mail (England)
The North East's biggest port operator has described the proposals as a kick in the teeth for the industry and called on retailers, manufacturers and logistics firms to oppose the plans.
Call to fight big rise in ships' light dues by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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