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This week two senior leaders of the British broadcaster stepped down over the actions described above and a question naturally occurs: Isn’t this pattern getting awfully old?

“It is awfully easy to be hard-boiled about everything in the daytime,” Jake writes, “but at night it is another thing.”

Mayor Johnson says the business community is being “awfully unreasonable” in its opposition to the tax and that it should “do some real soul-searching.”

“If this monster has never eaten anything at all, she must be awfully hungry by now!” said a cow named Tess.

Somehow, the tourists need to buck their trend of starting Ashes tours awfully and get out of the opening two on level terms at worst.