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I think I just saw dog poop near my hand.
"Saw dog in non-U pub (7)" - here "saw" is our definition (PROVERB).
Here's a corker from the introduction to the Chambers Crossword Dictionary: Saw dog wearing lead (7) The "dog" is ROVER, who is "wearing" (inside) PB for "lead", at which point the solver sees that "saw" is another misleading word, and one which can mean PROVERB.
The overall duration dogs spent observing the pictures did not vary if they heard a growl or a noise and also did not differ between the groups that saw dog or cat pictures.
This segregation of public and private in relation to cleanliness was also acknowledged among residents: 'When we moved to this area, we saw dog poo… Now it's a little bit clean, my area is, because it's a private area'.
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ALL over France and Germany we saw dogs.
Didn't see DOG, didn't see FIFI.
(For more information on the domestic dog, see dog).
See dog for a list of selected breeds of terriers.
But I don't ever smell a dog, and I never see dog hair.
"It's not surprising to see dog owners gain political power".
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