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"If the extension doesn't happen, we are looking at the $10m investment going down the drain," a worried Mr Maluki explains.

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"And I want to do enough groundwork in the next two years that I can take a year off and my career's not gone down the toilet."

From BBC

“People do pick sides when these things go down, and I found myself with less friends than I realized,” Shires says.

Hinder said Blue Labour was about promoting a "radical left-wing economic alternative" that he claimed goes down well with Reform UK voters, or those minded to back Nigel Farage's party.

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“The horse needs to be able to be ponied by another partner — where I’m riding the horse and I’m holding the rope of another horse in case the rider goes down.”

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