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swan
a member of the genera Coscoroba or Cygnus in the tribe Anserini (geese and swans) in the family Anatidae (ducks, geese and swans). The swans are the largest birds, they have long flexible necks, paddle and swim but they do not dive.
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And her mood gets even worse when she sees an old pal called Claudia - played by guest star Rula Lenska - swanning around with Nigel.
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Sue Kemp, general manager, said: "The idea of being paid to spend the day swanning around a castle trying on fabulous dresses and impersonating a medieval princess clearly struck a chord with the female population
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