queue
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| platform queue platform queue platform | queue | end line end line end | 
| stride luggage platform queue platform | queue | platform queue end line end | 
| stride luggage stride luggage platform | queue | platform queue platform queue end | 
| looking forward to the dole | queue | in war torn britain i | 
| uk and join the dole | queue | or the marines and waste | 
| tradit insults staunin in the | queue | wi lugs nebs chikks an | 
| are in the queue sadie | queue | maggie sorry about that beth | 
| where you are in the | queue | sadie queue maggie sorry about | 
| be a mile a mile | queue | a mile of lorries up | 
| and waited fruitlessly in a | queue | for 45 minutes for my | 
| bystanders waited in a small | queue | ignoring the fracas it s | 
| young fowk wytin in the | queue | staunin wi the lay affs | 
| waitin for fuel sometimes the | queue | seemed tae be aboot a | 
| t v in o a | queue | waitin for fuel sometimes the | 
| she d stood in a | queue | all that time f637: mmhm | 
| f637: aye f638: aye f640: | queue | f637: i know when ye | 
| [inaudible] the f637: aye f638: | queue | for yer shoes f640: shoes | 
| f640: but you d tae | queue | up f637: oh aye you | 
| f638: aye ye d tae | queue | ye d tae f640: [inaudible] | 
| sadie i m in a | queue | maggie takes an envelope from | 
| to the front of the | queue | and only had to wait | 
| to the front of the | queue | for lunch they actually started | 
| near the front of the | queue | kind of style m608: aye | 
| scale will mean that the | queue | is shorter and the wait | 
| ll just wait until the | queue | s gone down [laugh] f812: | 
| end up in a different | queue | and living in poor quality | 
| at the end of the | queue | and that that would be | 
| kinda leer at the bus | queue | obviously trying to freak people | 
| richt thatcherite kind o bus | queue | wis it no yin big | 
| importance there is now a | queue | of probable new entrants from | 
| this poem coming upon a | queue | of people frozen to death | 
| oh tha e damainte an | queue | sin m979: tha aidh chuireadh | 
| convener there was a long | queue | john mr munro i direct | 
| at the heid o the | queue | aye nellie replied her friend | 
| up in a 20 minute | queue | in the supermarket dueta near | 
| mince i joined the short | queue | paid my rouble and made | 
| methuselah s dandruff fowk will | queue | up tae hear yer discourse | 
| at the heid o the | queue | are feart to ging in | 
| as the stone itself a | queue | shuffled outside presumably to pass | 
| and still not have to | queue | i gave the second part | 
| bairns neivefu wi chocolate a | queue | as lang as yer airm | 
| affa folk ye see the | queue | on that road goin fae | 
| of english literature and the | queue | for vacation employment even after | 
| because of irritation with the | queue | system but even so it | 
| i will stand in a | queue | to buy even if the | 
| ended up people in the | queue | that [laugh] got to the | 
| made it into the westminster | queue | in the next session i | 
| see who is in the | queue | before they decide whether to | 
| see why there was a | queue | out the door reasonable for | 
| claw like hands as the | queue | grew quickly we were sitting | 
| early but explained to the | queue | in sign language and were | 
| take their place in the | queue | tensions were caused when licensing | 
| artist rose from a silent | queue | of seated townsmen engrossed in | 
| bin placed on the bridal | queue | the morph screens in yon | 
| at the head of a | queue | that eventually wound through various | 
| very gratifying and a large | queue | formed swelled with enthusiasm and | 
| turned right to cross a | queue | of crawling cars and walk | 
| on pavements mirrored the passing | queue | rain pelted gaberdines or wetted | 
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