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Often used in the same context:
william ewart gladstone,
ernest bevin,
lord privy seal,
clement attlee,
benjamin disraeli,
sir sean connery,
sir winston churchill,
flunkey,
neville chamberlain,
prime minister,
ariel sharon,
prince philip,
harold nicolson,
ditherer,
viscountess,
georges clemenceau,
viscountess astor,
labourite,
lord provost,
europhile,
sassenach,
laborite,
winston churchill,
countryfolk,
chatelaine,
sarkozy,
crossbencher,
etonian,
great grandmother,
home secretary,
unhorsed,
richard burton,
disraeli,
bulganin,
controversialist,
eurocrat,
baronet,
boadicea,
fuhrer,
attlee,
queen elizabeth ii,
britains,
cabinet minister,
militant tendency,
il duce,
shorthand typist,
equerry,
barmy,
thatcherite,
nancy mitford,
lady mayoress,
vishinsky,
persona grata,
disobliging,
glenrothes,
moira shearer,
prime ministerial,
anthony trollope,
backbencher,
viscounts,
skye terrier,
snootily,
keira knightley,
nutter,
squaddie,
chinless wonder,
east lothian,
kinnock,
andrei gromyko,
benjamin netanyahu,
harrovian,
ribbentrop,
jacques chirac,
solihull,
oprah winfrey,
shadow cabinet,
dustman,
politician,
falding,
hokey cokey,
guillotining,
paul von hindenburg,
chequers,
horace walpole,
bunyip,
der fuhrer,
charabanc,
baroness,
louis xvii,
foxhunting,
granny,
grandad,
fantasist,
chap,
lilburne,
unwomanly,
gaitskell,
mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev,
huntsmen,
gloatingly
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