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Тезаурус:

1. Tenants' association club on the Sparrow Farm estate it is alleged that people who had been drinking at the club attacked the family in the off-licence opposite PHOTOGRAPHS: KENNETH SAUNDERS Bitter questions of racial violence Ramesh K and his family were hounded out of their Feltham off-licence by 18 months of abuse and attacks, during which time they became pawns in a battle between the local council, the police and two rival race relations bodies.
2. The BBC's attempt to record a guitar recital in the small parish church of St Helen, at Brant Broughton, in Lincolnshire, was interrupted by a sparrow's chirruping from the eaves.
3. "But it is Doctor Sparrow.
4. On the last occasion, a year ago, the talks were halted amid protests from Dagenham supporters because of what Mr Sparrow called "insurmountable obstacles".
5. Once Dot had seen a canary in a bent cage pulled out, black like a little sparrow from the ashes and soot, yet still singing even though its owner was gone.
6. "Well," said Doctor Sparrow, young and arrogant.
7. Meanwhile, Doctor Sparrow recommends that she be allowed to sit out of bed, in a chair, for an hour a day, during the summer months.
8. Redbridge were promoted last season and Mr Sparrow has confirmed that "the obstacles have now been removed".
9. "There's a special providence in the fall of a sparrow".
10. Well, you are a young man, Doctor Sparrow, without sufficient experience."
11. AT SPARROW Farm, a bleak post-war council estate in Feltham, deafeningly close to the runways of Heathrow Airport, the off-licence in the little parade of shops has changed hands again.
12. "He's more like a little sparrow, ain't he?" said Gloria.
13. Doctor Sparrow is clearly a sensible man.