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As an experiment both Aga and I have been asking both girls to count in one a particular language at a time (e.g. Count that in English, okay now in Dutch etc.).— Irish Blogs
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We get to carry that olive twig -- okay, they call it a "branch" -- around in our beaks, but you can bet your bippy that they get the olives, or, more likely, the opportunity to trample the olive groves into oil.— The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
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