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‘Perfect for the gin drinker in your life.’ – The Sun
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Have you ever…?
A) Wondered whether the cucumber in your artisan G&T counts towards your five a day?
B) Vowed to spend a wholesome night in, maybe juicing, but surrendered to the inevitable cycle of off-license wine and Facebook stalking almost immediately?
C) Binge-watched an entire box set without even a shred of FOMO?
| Weight | 0.140 kg |
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| Dimensions | 12.7 × 1.2 × 18.4 cm |
| ISBN-13 | 9780008212346 |
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A) Wondered whether the new year really is the best time to start your new diet, with all those forgiving woolen layers and leftover Christmas cheese around?
B) Broken your New Year’s Resolutions before January is over?
C) Considered the respective merits of clean living vs. having your cake and eating it?
Have you ever…?
A) Questioned how you can be expected to smash and clean the glass ceiling at the same time?
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Have you ever…?
A) Asked yourself whether dying alone would really be that bad, when compared to the alternative?
B) Invented a boyfriend so you don’t have to withstand any more concerned questions at family parties?
C) Shaved only to the knee?
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