He used it on a particular kind of girl or woman, somebody with whom he could not foresee a future, somebody who he knew would one day perceive him truly, with X-ray eyes, and move on.

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He doesn't mind if that somebody is "a boy or a girl, as long as they're pretty".

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She said Mr Hazell was not somebody she had "dragged in from the street" and "Tia was not the sort of girl you could groom".

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