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bright
term used to describe wool which is free from discoloration.
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At least Prior can look on the brightish side that the bruised ring finger on his right hand will get a chance to heal before he retakes the gloves from James Foster for the Ashes.
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Byline: By KATE MANSEY ESTATE agents last night predicted a brightish 2006 for the North Wales housing market.
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Held up, headway approaching three out, ridden to lead flat, ran on", says the comment, which is a bit like saying "Mona Lisa, painting of woman smirking" or "Newton, brightish student, pretty good at physics", although no-one can blame the race-reader for failing to elaborate, because, really, a whole essay could hardly do justice to what actually happened.
The day Mr Bombastique found himself McCoyed by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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