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He claimed that the evidence was “stacking up that the Southport attack was carried out by a migrant”.

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Another big advantage to stacking up birthdays, Mark Slocum said, is that you are met with lowered expectations.

Moderate support in lots of places can mean stacking up a lot of votes and getting next to no seats.

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The penalty count from the scrum started rapidly stacking up and Masuku kicked two more penalties, both from scrum errors, to give Sharks a healthy 16-3 lead at the break.

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They used to be rather good at stacking up loads of votes in places where they won already, and nowhere near enough votes in places where they didn't.

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

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