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rat-catching

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rat-catching
n → Rattenfang m
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Rentokil recently won a 24m [pounds sterling] rat-catching contract for several Libyan cities.
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Byline: By VINCE GLEDHILL HE NEARLY died rat-catching, but that didn't stop baiter Christopher Hindmarsh targeting badgers.
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Martin bizarrely manages a piano duet with a domesticated dingo but even this can't match the first episode finale when he witnesses three Jack Russells on a spectacular rat-catching mission on a farm in Kent.
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