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"There's a splendid phrase that Stanley Baldwin used in 1937 when he gave up the premiership: 'I promise not to spit on the deck or speak to the man at the wheel,' " said David Butler, a fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford, and the author of a number of books about British politics.
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They traipsed round the tourist traps (starting with the birthplace of the Prophet), building up to the hajj itself, when the compass of the city expanded, in a splendid contemporary phrase, like "a uterus for the foetus".
What a splendid turn of phrase she has.
She is in both moods a splendid musician; the attention to rhythm, phrase length and pitch legitimized the emotion.
Have a splendid Easter weekend.
Truly a splendid life.
This building, a splendid.
A splendid idea.
We had a splendid supper.
He was a splendid athlete.
"A Splendid Exchange" is a splendid book.
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