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Not even he and fellow Buggle Geoff Downes would contend that the band was the musical highlight of their respective careers.
Buggles: The Lost Gig Alexis Petridis 2010
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"Some potential homebuyers have retreated from the property market following the U.S. downgrade on Friday, though the actual impact on the property market remains to be seen," said Buggle Lau , chief analyst at Midland.
Hong Kong Homebuyer Sentiment Wilts on S&P Action Polly Hui 2011
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Buggle Connect is a multiplayer game where you try and monopolise a crowd of squeaking dots by trying to click the area of the screen that will link the most of them together.
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Of course, everyone else is trying to do the exact same thing, so games of Buggle Connect often walk the line between tactical oneupmanship and blindly unfair luck.
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In six and seventh place are Jeff Buggle (£130,000- £135,000) and Bob Hudson (£120,000-£125,000) – both directors in the department for health and social services.
Are they worth this ? Valleys Mam 2008
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Home prices may drop 5 percent to 7 percent before transactions pick up as buyers are deterred by a collapse of global investor confidence after the U.S. sovereign-rating downgrade and Europe's debt problems, Buggle Lau, chief analyst at Midland, said in an e-mailed press release on Aug. 7.
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Developers may put as many as 1,500 new units up for sale this month, exceeding an earlier peak in April, according to Buggle Lau, chief analyst at Midland Holdings Ltd., Hong Kong's biggest publicly traded realtor.
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Home prices may drop 5 percent to 7 percent before transactions pick up as buyers are deterred by a collapse of global investor confidence after the U.S. sovereign-rating downgrade and Europe's debt problems, Buggle Lau, chief analyst at Midland, said in an e-mailed press release yesterday.
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Bogulmaroo = Buggle/Bugle Bow, or now, Buggabo, was a big black devil that played tricks on travelers at night.
Foggy, Foggy Dew (The Fright'ned Yorkshire Damosel, or, Fear Dispears'd By 1689
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Bogulmaroo = Buggle/Bugle Bow, or now, Buggabo, was a big black devil that played tricks on travelers at night.
Foggy, Foggy Dew (The Fright'ned Yorkshire Damosel, or, Fear Dispears'd By 1689
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