It’s used in legislation in the Republic, where appropriate.
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Oof. Not safe for life, man.
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@marty
Those Paras came from Yemen in 1967
Yes… I was trying to find the twitterverse thread that showed where they were placed around the middle east and Africa
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Opps
Sell some of your shit then.
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Buildings such as the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Lambeth Palace in London and the Old Palace at Canterbury have truly palatial dimensions, while the Bishop of Durham’s Auckland Castle has 50 rooms, a banqueting hall and 30 acres (120,000 m²) of parkland.