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It was your columnist's next-door neighbour, a woman of mild temperament, uncharacteristically a-quiver on this occasion with moral indignation.
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One of the impressive things about Iraq's present government is its refusal to take sides between America and its next-door neighbour.
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One of the grumpiest countries, in fact, is probably America's next-door neighbour.
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"My next-door neighbour's two dogs have created more shovel-ready jobs than this administration, " the former New Mexico governor said during his first debate appearance, provoking gales of laughter from his rivals and audience members alike.
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Having witnessed Farrell's injury struggles at first hand over the last 12 months, Ford - who left Saracens to take up his role with England - paid tribute to his next-door neighbour's strength of character.
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When countries do have a burning desire for nuclear weapons, it can normally be put down to a need for symbolic prowess or the existence of an adversary of some sort be it next-door neighbour or far-off hegemon who already has them.
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The suggestion that by then Mr Blair will have given way to his next-door-neighbour has never seemed more fanciful.
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Mr Boyle also told the inquiry that he saw his next-door-neighbour Michael McDaid shot dead near the Rossville flats.
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"Alpha Centauri B is of course a very special case - it's our next door neighbour, " said Stephane Udry of the Observatory in Geneva and senior author of the paper.
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