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© Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

© Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

© Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

© Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

© Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

© Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

© Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

© Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

© Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

© Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

© Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

© Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

© Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

© Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

© Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

…punctuation x-factor © Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013

…look, say, cover, write, check, use, …juxtaposition © Graham Tyrer and Patrick Taylor 2013