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Professional Middle Class
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The difference is that Johnson can make and break all of those campaign policies without any controversy because his voters still think he's moving in their direction. Starmer's perceived duplicity is that he fundamentally moved against the left of the membership after pledging to bring them along. The reason it's not a big deal is because it's the membership not the electorate.
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Yet we're all constantly told that this was "priced in" by the shrewd people who voted him in.
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What would beat it? Nick Clegg's tuition fee pledge?
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Four Tet's Everything Ecstatic seems to be appearing for sale again
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I see this sentiment a lot, from those more interested in mud-slinging than anything else. Remember when the roles were reversed and Labour MPs actually went as low as to advocate voting Tory? Neither side of the party came out of the last 6 years well, pretending otherwise won't solve much will it?
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There are sellers on Etsy that make modded skxs with updated movement and crystal for under £250
I was looking at getting one from the link below, but never decided on options.
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1115992577/vintage-watch-seiko-skx013-mod-divers?ref=share_v4_lx
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Citeh didn't lose because they were robbed of time added on.
There being about 4 mins football in the 25 mins after Real went ahead didn't help though.
For sure City gave it away, but it's a massive problem in the game that teams are incentivised to just flounce away 80% of playing time when it suits them.
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The FT or the Times?
He's also the guy who said the Universal Credit claimants don't need the £20 they were cutting, the same week that he said banning second jobs for MPs was unethical because they were "human beings with families".
His main contribution to the commons seems ot have been repeatedly trying to make it compulsory for the national anthem to be played on the BBC and in schools.