What are you going to do with your fiscal headroom?
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‘What are you going to do with your fiscal headroom?’
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‘What are you going to do with your fiscal headroom?’
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‘The area’s very popular with people who can’t afford their mortgages any more.’
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‘We don’t need any help, thanks. This is a lifestyle choice.’
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‘Oh no! We’ve gone back to basics again.’
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‘Help will be trickling down soon.’
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‘She doesn’t even seek human approval.’
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‘The news is heartbreaking at the moment.’
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‘Do the working class like us yet?’
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‘Things are bad – he misses Liz Truss.’
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‘Thank goodness the police don’t bother arresting us!’
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‘What a coincidence! Our kids are at a fee-paying school, too!’
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‘It’s not fair! All my friends are pathologised – why can’t I be?’
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‘But I haven’t started reading yet.’
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‘We rowed back a bit on our green principles.’
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‘Congratulations! You’re not a witch after all.’
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‘Good news! You’re on the waiting list for a new hospital.’
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‘There must be a better way to protect the kids from social media.’