This text explains allusions such as what's meant when Ann Widdecombe is described as "Verruca Salt", why Tony Benn called Harold Wilson the "Archie Rice" of politics, and where "Brave New World" came from.
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This text explains allusions such as what's meant when Ann Widdecombe is described as "Verruca Salt", why Tony Benn called Harold Wilson the "Archie Rice" of politics, and where "Brave New World" came from.
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