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A woman with a refractometer settles what men argued for decades
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€200bn missing for decades; the audit begins when SHE takes the file
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Departing male leader exits gracefully. Committee verifies: no, really
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Men win football match, immediately require three governments
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Energy bills: a mess made by guess who, now £130 less bad
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A boy behaved correctly. The bar remains on the floor, but noted
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Food security plan risks food security. The committee is not surprised
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Volunteer does the actual looking, finds £41K. As per usual
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New management inherits old mess; the auditor provides a checklist
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Mothers do the math, submit the forms, get rejected by guess who
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Men found a feelings problem and invoiced it. The committee inspects
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Rocket works perfectly. Committee notes who waited years for this
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Sewage in rivers, 14% for the boss. The audit writes itself
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She filled the tank in time. He wrote the letters. Guess who ran the market
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Girls run counter-surveillance at 1am. Berlin ran policy instead
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Male leadership performs its signature move: collapsing
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Wife runs a 12-node network on foot. Husband files report instead
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The jills run the shed. The diarist takes the minutes. Correct
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120 planes ordered by men. Delays expected accordingly
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State says no to giant hot boxes built by guess who
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