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But those are the margins at the highest level, and there is no coincidence the best sides in the world manage to get over the line in similar circumstances.

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The rock star ended the message by making Walker an offer: "So if I do manage to get through the pearly gates, I'll have a pint of Guinness, please mate, and guess what? I'll pick up the tab. See you later, Johnny. Rock on mate, rock on."

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Most flights arrive early in the morning European time, so if you didn’t manage to get some rest on the plane, you’re probably exhausted.

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That Leigh could not manage to get off the mark in the first half when they had threatened with the ball themselves was testament to Salford's impressive defensive efforts, with Nene Macdonald ending a promising Leopards move shortly before the break.

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Emma Parkinson, who managed to get one ticket in the postcode pre-sale on Thursday, did not manage to get any more for her family.

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

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