"If I'd gone against the medical experts, people would have thought I was mad - or, worse in my position - trying to do the dirty on one of the clubs, " he told French newspaper L'Equipe.

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Do you just let other people around you do the dirty work for you, or do you engage on that?

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And remember, do not put the toast in your eye and do not eat the toast after it has landed on a dirty floor.

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Convinced there might be a better solution I set out looking for a soft brush to do the dirty work and hopefully put less stress on the glass.

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Companies like CareCore Radiology, American Imaging Management and National Imaging Associates cropped up to do the dirty work of reviewing and rejecting imaging orders on behalf of insurance companies.

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Do as Vancouverites do: pack a locally-produced picnic (do not forget the lotuses and Dirty Laundry), negotiate space on a boat, and claim a prime viewing spot on the glassy waters of English Bay to ensure your Vancouver city summer - however languid - goes off with a bang.

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Conservative shadow Cabinet Office minister Oliver Heald condemned the use of taxpayers' money to "do the Labour Party's dirty work" and said public funds should not be spent on "helping them cook up new policies".

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Leaving the Fed to do the dirty work will only mean that a bad economic situation is made worse as more and more Americans become dependent on taxpayer-funded programs like food stamps (already a reality) and fewer and fewer contribute to the state and federal tax base.

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