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That said, no-one could have predicted Bielsa would have been given the sack after the game, but he had taken Leeds as far as he could.

From BBC

It tells of her great-grandmother, Rose, an enslaved woman in South Carolina who gave the sack to her 9-year-old daughter, Ashley, as the little girl was being sold off at auction.

The mother, an enslaved woman named Rose, gave the sack — containing a dress, pecans and a braid of her hair — to her daughter Ashley in 1852.

"On November 2nd, we understand up to 12,000 of your loyal Asda workers will be given the sack - just before Christmas," it said in a letter sent over the weekend.

From BBC

So those thousands of maverick, loose-cannon workers, selfishly trying to improve Wells Fargo’s balance sheet, have been given the sack.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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