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He also claimed it "collapses the house of cards that Tameside is her primary home".

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Nevertheless, South Africa would have been happy with their position heading into the interval only to be blown away like a house of cards in a hurricane.

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You begin to set up this whole logic, even though it’s kind of a house of cards.

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Each “Housewives” series is a rickety house of cards, just waiting for a dramatic gust of wind to implode its structure so it can be rebuilt with the queens and jokers in a different place.

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After that, the constant repetition of clothes and video-making and too many shows — it’s really not good for a person’s emotional house of cards.

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