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Small carpet.
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RMT leader Bob Crow said: "RMT negotiators spent all afternoon and early evening at Acas putting together a deal which could have settled the dispute, only for London Underground to bring in lawyers at the last minute, who pulled the rug from under a workable agreement.
Capital chaos in 48-hour Tube strike by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Now, just as she was getting used to the idea of becoming a mum, fate pulled the rug from under the leggy barmaid, with a lump in her breast.
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A DISASTROUS opening goal pulled the rug from under United's feet as three Academy points went begging in the Midlands.
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