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A regional term for marijuana cigarette
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But she stressed that the last straw was the President's decision to cancel the peace talks between the government and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines, which she said the President announced on August 14.
(The SET decision) was the last straw. That was the deciding factor for him to go for it, Cayetano said.
Flings at office parties, lack of sex, financial worries, and disappointing presents were among the issues deemed the last straw, researchers found.
The Last Straw opens in a university, where a reviled professor has been found with his throat slashed.
'GREAT TRAIN ROBBER' Ronnie Biggs at the London launch of his Autobiography - Odd Man Out: The Last Straw, in Shoreditch
UAB psychologist Josh Klapow, a professor in the School of Public Health, says it is the last straw for travellers, who are already feeling stressed.
That's the last straw. Well, the last straw for a can of WD-40 anyway.
"I think the Kennedy thing was just the last straw," Mike Spence, president of the California Republican Assembly, told the Los Angeles Times.
At a meeting of 200 barristers held in Wigan today it was claimed the latest round was "the last straw
Levine's case was the last straw for many federal watchdogs who have been frustrated and angry with the way the OSC now works under Bloch, the former deputy director and counsel to the Task Force for Faith-based and Community Initiatives at the U.S.
The Last Straw. This periodical covers all kinds of natural building.
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