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shocker

noun as in cliffhanger

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One Labour candidate for next year's election said it was a "shocker", and that "our electoral success last year was built on his back".

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If you answered yes to any of those, then the steps the folks below took to protect their show’s big shockers worked.

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Hugo Keenan: Laid low by illness early on, then came into the team and had a shocker against the Waratahs.

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Mr Manns also described the cuts to Novo's growth outlook as "a shocker".

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Tuesday’s Division 1 baseball semifinals produced a shocker.

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