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All three finalists were from Mr Cameron's controversial A-list of faststreamcandidates and there was relief that the association did not rebel against the list. Mr Rickitt's decision to go for Mr Howard's seat despite having no political experience caused consternation and left the party leadership on the defensive after Rightwing backbenchers dismissed the A-list as a collection of 'pseuds and poseurs of London's chichi set'. Oxfam in Scotland's Make Trade Fair campaigner, said: 'We're thrilled such A-list stars feel so passionate about this vital issue and are so eager to help the campaign succeed. |
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A-list - a list of names of specially favored people; "the boss gave me his A-list of people we should try to recruit"