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  Can there ever be an instance when it’s acceptable to become ‘involved’ with someone at work?
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           <title>Bin goes walkabout in the wind</title>
           
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  Sometimes I despair of the phrase ‘waste not, want not’ ever percolating into the cloth ears of the three little pigs who would, without parental guidance, pile their plates high, their eyes bigger than their stomachs.
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           <title>Cabbages &amp; Kings</title>
           
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  AS far as eye-catching advertisements go, the small, hand-written board, carried in High Street by would-be Worcester College vice-president Julia, held no threat for the Saachi &amp; Saachis of this world.
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           <title>Legal Challenge: 'Just a bit of paper can be all it takes'</title>
           
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  Why should I bother getting an injunction – my ex won’t take any notice of a bit of paper? It’s true that a non-molestation order (usually called an injunction) is ‘just a bit of paper’ but once it has been properly served on your ex and the police then any breach carries much stronger penalties than it used to. A breach is now an arrestable offence which means the police can take him away or arrest him. This has two useful effects – the police have the authority to arrest someone for breaching the order and the court case that follows is in the criminal courts rather than the family court where you obtained the order.
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           <title>Plan to build homes by Oxford rail station win neighbours’ vote</title>
           
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  PLANS to replace a car hire firm with family-sized homes near Oxford city centre have been welcomed.
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