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beady eye

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beady eye
n
Informal keen watchfulness that may be somewhat hostile he's got his beady eye on you
beady-eyed  adj


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Byline: Paul Routledge SHADOW Chancellor George Osborne gets into my crowded lift in the overpriced, overrated Midland Hotel in Manchester, and fixes his beady eye on my tie.
THERE will no accusations of bias when Coun John Alden casts his beady eye over Birmingham City Council's controversial plans to downsize golf courses.
Byline: Steve Hendry Springwatch 2009 Tomorrow, BBC2, 8pm Simon King, Kate Humble and Chris Packham welcome Scottish cameraman Gordon Buchanan and Martin Hughes-Games to the fold as they keep their beady eyes on the natural world.
 
 
 
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