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Brambled

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Bram´bled
a.1.Overgrown with brambles.
Forlorn she sits upon the brambled floor.
- T. Warton.


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Here was the man to sort out the brambled thicket of immigration policy.
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Apart from the unspeakably uncomfortable seats of this cellar theatre, this is an amusing, touching evening, a reminder that the path to comic success is one often brambled by unhappiness.
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