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‘How long before the prince divorces the princess?’

Divorce

The Spectator 28 June 2014 9:00 am

‘How much is that dogma in the window?’

Dogma

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Babe

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‘The reward used to be food. Now it’s Facebook access for ten minutes.’

Reward

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Narcissism

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Flesh

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‘Miliband always looks like a rabbit who’s just realised he’s in Jeanette Winterson’s garden.’

Winterson

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‘It’s time I came clean, Red Riding Hood.I’m not really your grandmother.’

Clean

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Camouflage

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‘Are we still in the cup?’

Spiders

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‘Make your way straight to the front of the queue, Mr Piketty.’

Parliament

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‘Gosh — it’s rather steamy.’

Steamy

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Wimbledon

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‘Bring me more money.’

Money

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School

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‘Here’s me still in the queue at the passport office…’

Snaps

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‘I always get it, the children love it.’

Gratification

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‘Clive doesn’t like to take any chances with his pin security these days.’

Pin

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‘Is this performance art or are you actually ironing?’

Ironing

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‘Very good, Admiral Nelson, sir. Now shall we try the good eye?’

Nelson

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‘Come!’

Anger

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‘It’s a drone strike.’

Drone

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‘They’re “W”, “M” and “D”.’

Blair

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‘Oh no! He’s been radicalised to go and in-fight with the Conservatives.’

Fight

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‘I’m a World Cup widow — my husband said England wouldn’t win, so I stabbed him.’

Cells

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