Is that a square bridge on the fiddle or a round one?
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Mr Kilroy-Silk looks at home in their company, seemingly happy to play second-fiddle to the UKIP leadership on the news conference platform.
Playing the oil market like a fiddle, Goldman Sachs turned bullish on crude oil on Tuesday, sending prices up across much of the crude complex.
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Returning home to West Virginia after the war, he ran for the state House of Delegates, using his fiddle case as a briefcase, the better to stand out on the stump.
The banjos on the veranda are joined by the low boom of a double bass and jaunty pitch of a fiddle and guitar, the audience nodding along to the beat.
If the Constitution is a fiddle, it is also all the music that has ever been played on it.
On the other hand, the same poll found that rather more of them were happy to be friends with people who fiddle their tax returns.
She's not interested in second fiddle and doesn't want to have to fight to be on the stage.
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Epic lyrics are performed to musical accompaniment on instruments such as the ''morin khuur'' (horse-head fiddle) and ''tovshuur'' (lute).
And France's leading media firm Vivendi Universal lost 25% of its value on Tuesday and a further 22% on Wednesday, after a French newspaper claimed it had tried - but failed - to fiddle the books.
And so there is understandable tension in the currency market on Monday as investors swiftly conclude that recent squabbles over the role of private bondholders now seems to play second-fiddle to whether Greece wants any further part in an increasingly ugly game.
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