| When a British suburbanite sets off with a shotgun to see his ex-wife he doesn't make a song and dance about it. |
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| Basically it's the true story of a suburbanite gardener who began to notice that as she gardened on her property, nature began to leave. |
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| The star was Johnson – part axe god, part philosopher-poet, part Essex suburbanite. |
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| That here was a frustrated suburbanite just a copy of The Feminine Mystique and a traumatic baking incident away from enlightenment? |
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| Whyte intended the term as a point of criticism aimed at thousands of suburbanite families. |
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| In his version, Cinderella's stepmother and stepsisters are middle-class suburbanite social climbers. |
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| The highly strung suburbanite whose picket-fence life is not as perfect as it seems. |
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| What upper-middle-class suburbanite wouldn't be apoplectic to find his newly sodded front lawn torn up by raccoons? |
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| In Caketown, these include a brittle suburbanite Bruce calls The Matriarch, who has barricaded herself into her house out of fear of a deadly airborne virus. |
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| When suburbanite Sally Lane Brookman survives being hit by a Metro bus, she confronts a difficult road to physical recovery. |
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| When it comes to bang for your bucks, this four-door, front-wheel drive, smooth suburbanite is unbeatable. |
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| A southerner in the north, a middle-class suburbanite among the posh, either way makes little difference: loud-mouthed, ill-mannered and tending to scrofulousness, both sets of people fascinate him. |
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| Halfway through the 70s, the sitcom The Good Life gave every suburbanite the dream they could live off the land and become self-sufficient. |
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| So the next time you're parking the minivan in the two-car garage, rolling out the barbecue or watering your already green lawn, give some thought to why you may have chosen to become a suburbanite. |
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| I expect he was hoping I'd be shocked, because I am only a suburbanite. |
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| Don't call me a suburbanite just because I live in Oak Grove! |
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| Team Player is a novel for teens and young adults, about a privileged seventeen-year-old suburbanite forced to adapt to dramatic changes in his life. |
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