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- The good news is, when you do log back in, there'll probably be a backlog of interesting stuff to check through.www.psnews.com.au
- Other than that they're vague on the details -- but one thing's for sure, there'll be no funny business.ripitup.com.au
- I think there'll always be people who find it individual and personal to them, as something they can knock up quick while potentially creating hook ups with other artists.www.clashmusic.com
- It's generally accepted that there'll be a bit of horseplay and, if you're particularly giddy, you might try hurling something at the band / act on-stage.entertainment.ie
- So-and-so is going to be arrested, so-and-so may have to be got out of the way, and there'll be an armed clash between such-and-such factions, and so on.en.wikipedia.org
- You can bet there'll be more blows traded before this hoo-ha dies down.www.mirror.co.uk
- Presumably there'll be loads of plasticky or metally models made of these grim puppets, and presumably they'll end up in one refuse dump or another.www.bbc.co.uk
- So there'll be push and shove on that.globalnews.ca
- If there is a horse lover in your family, there'll be pony rides and showjumping to keep them enthralled.www.canberratimes.com.au
- There'll be eggnog and homebaked festive treats served after the show, and a chance to chat with the performers.torontoist.com
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