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bolthole

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bolt·hole  (blthl)
n.
1. A hole through which to bolt: found a bolthole in the fencing.
2. A place affording escape.


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BRITAIN'S winters have been decidedly chilly in recent years, and Cyprus has become a favourite bolthole among Britons who needn't worry about work any more.
What: One-bed ground floor flat Where: Tweeddale Street How much: Offers over pounds 75,000 What''s the deal: A great bolthole by the sea, this flat in the town centre is in walk-in condition and just a short stroll from the water.
Biggs was freed on compassionate grounds this month after serving 10 years since returning to the UK from his bolthole in Brazil.
 
 
 
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