The Guardian sent out a reporter to ask the green welly brigade where they were when the miners needed them. |
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Mulberry quietly metamorphosed from a staid brand, adopted by the green welly brigade in the 1980s, into a fun and unpredictable label. |
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Spending two days with the green welly brigade wasn't his idea of a good time. |
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Last week brought a 'shooters' charter' for the green welly brigade, promising to protect the country sport some feared was under threat. |
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Thedemo car was still running in so I was limited in how much welly I could give it. |
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It's a corner, from which Sodje gives it some Stevenage-style welly over the bar. |
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Now you gently feed in the power and as you get past the apex of the corner you can start using as much welly as you dare. |
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She's giving it some welly at her daughter's 16 th Birthday in a club in town. |
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A really smart save from Hislop that time, low to his right from Ibrahimovic's 20-yard welly. |
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If they gave Oscars for court appearances, he would be up there on the stage in Hollywood, welly boots and all. |
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As in 2005, we must consider voters actively put off voting Tory by a knock on the door from the green welly brigade. |
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A tug of war contest between the village rugby and football clubs entertained the crowds, as did a welly throwing contest and bird of prey demonstration. |
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No mobile charging zones, healing fields, Banksy installations or welly oneupmanship. |
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Boateng plays a long cross-field ball for Schurrle to chase, but there's too much welly on the pass and it goes wide. |
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For reasons best known to himself, Naughton plays the ball back to his goalkeeper, who then tries to get into a position where he can welly the ball up the field, still under pressure from Beric. |
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The community event features traditional family fun including fairground games such as tombola, welly wanging and tug of war. |
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There will be a prize for the best Halloween fancy dress, as well as a best Guy competition ahead of the bonfire, welly wangling, apple bobbing, tug-o-war and a raffle. |
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