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Ficus spp. See ficus tsiela.
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But there was a time when people didn't give a fig for the feelings of pitbulls, even female ones, as Margaret Thatcher discovered.
With our claustrophobic little homes it's no wonder people get drunk ... by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Guinness didn't give a fig, adopting a 'who needs sex when you've got an exercise wheel' philosophy.
Is that a gerbil in your shoe? by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
AS IT happened I got crosser than McCririck did and, during the 13 minutes consigned to the cutting-room floor, harangued Broughton to the effect that he presided over a board who didn't give a fig for punters, that he wouldn't know a betting shop from a brassica and that the betting public wouldn't care a monkey's about the BHB until they felt they had some representation on the board.
McGrath's serious mind is just what was needed by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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