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parish-pump

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parish-pump [ˈpærɪʃˈpʌmp] ADJ (Brit) (pej) → pueblerino, de campanario, de aldea
parish-pump attitudementalidad f pueblerina, espíritu m de campanario
parish-pump politicspolítica f pueblerina


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Again I would suggest that when MPs are regularly criticised in the media for not taking an interest in parish-pump issues but rather being wrapped up in Westminster life he should congratulate our MP for being aware of and caring about what is happening in Huddersfield.
She worked alongside the then plain Mr Jones, who became a household name as Jones the Vote, promoting the Liberal Party for its parish-pump politics.
Bizarrely, Thomsonfly on their parish-pump airfield at Coventry are gauleiters in their insistence on a 5kg maximum hand baggage.
 
 
 
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