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Now, he’s a goner, delivering Sir Keir Starmer a headache rather than a handshake.

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When a tree has 25 or more exit holes, it’s probably a goner, Durbin said.

And they have concluded the number, but not the policy itself, is an albatross around their neck - and so it is a goner.

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I kept thinking: "If the next vehicle comes down the hill, the driver will struggle to see me and I will be a goner."

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This incoming family knows nothing of that, but already, their housecat, Cider, feels like a goner.

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

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