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She said the £40-a-week payment "lessens the concerns that I have about money" and now does not need to have a job alongside college work - but fewer 16 to 18-year-olds in Wales now qualify for the means-tested benefit and the income threshold has not changed for 13 years.

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"Today many friends have written to me and have told me that football has won, for giving visibility to so many midfielders who have a job in the shadows and today it is coming to light," added Rodri, who was presented the award by 1995 winner George Weah.

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Carsley, in the aftermath, made it clear he has never taken it for granted that the role would be his, even appearing to suggest he would be glad to have a job to return to with the Under-21s.

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However broad the smiles are in Birmingham, whoever is unveiled as the new Tory leader on 2 November, will have a job on their hands to turn things round.

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"We are dealing with the aftermath of the attempted overthrow of the constitution of Kenya by criminal and dangerous people who almost burnt the parliament of Kenya. We have a job to do," he said.

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

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