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The cloak of invincibility that Liverpool carried last season has been replaced by a soft - very soft - underbelly.

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One woman said: "It has been cloak and dagger throughout this whole process. We can't get a straight answer as to what has changed so drastically to allow the park to be built on?"

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That’s the beauty of film and its grainy cloak of memory: It lets you travel through time.

"Alan could have come down to breakfast in a green cloak and I still wouldn't have thought he was a traitor. I was too busy laughing," Olusoga said.

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Oaks support more than 1000 species, while maples offer food to over 300, including swallowtails and mourning cloaks.

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

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