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She did not change her starting XI once during England's Euro win and has not sprung many surprises in her team selections since.

If the toes fanned out in a so-called Babinski response, “he was reverting back to first man, an ape from which we are supposed to have sprung,” as one of Archerd’s former co-workers would testify.

The goal of the original attraction was to be something of a cartoon sprung to life, and it did so by focusing only on “Song of the South’s” animated characters.

"A black market has sprung up for infant milk, and it is one of the most commonly shoplifted items," he said.

When it was over, Alcorn sprung to his feet, beaming triumphantly.