Deal
Deal noun - A considerable amount.
Labour
Labour noun - Productive work (especially physical work done for wages).
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Astro Turf : Lord Mandelson reveals that the supposed Liberal Democrats protesting against a possible deal with the Tories are actually Labour partisans whom he hired.
Source: Film / Coalition - More gangsters, the dust bowl, the New Deal, the rise of American labour movents.
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Batman Gambit: Clegg actually decides to go with the Tories long before he lets either party know his intentions, the plan being that the Lib Dems can get a better deal from the Tories if it looks like they might go with Labour, so they string Labour along for as long as they can.
Source: Film / Coalition
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