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The hero is unattainable Either he is too posh, or she is.
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Is this proof the " too posh to push" phenomenon is flourishing here?
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In true posh fashion Victoria is too posh and too rich to actually work again.
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But for all its wealth, Beaver Creek is not too posh to have a laugh.
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Probably too posh to use the word suicide.
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The house is too big and too posh.
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No community is too posh for politics.
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But is the whole package not too posh for those who need a less salubriously bedecked workhorse?
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Does he sound too posh?
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Not because she was too posh or too scared to push but because she decided it was the safest method.
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Blunt claimed his background had worked against him, saying many people considered him " too posh" for the music industry.
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Baby is too posh for Patrick Swayze's Johnny, who is a bad boy, and is thus unfairly accused of various crimes.
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Ever since we got too posh for instant coffee, foil pouches of coffee have been disgorging their contents all over the fridge.
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Cameron even sent out to Asda for black wellies, in case appearing in his green Hunter boots made him look too posh.
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Our managed isolation hotels are too posh and returnees should not be treated like hotel guests with luxuries like free menu choices and drycleaning.
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The chairman of the inquiry, Robert Francis QC in response, coined the term " too posh to wash" when the report was published in February.