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piggy
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piggy
1. a child's word for a pig, esp a piglet
2. piggy in the middle
a. a children's game in which one player attempts to retrieve a ball thrown over him or her by at least two other players
b. a situation in which a person or group is caught up in a disagreement between other people or groups


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But you can end up as piggy in the middle between club and country.
Let's draw line under Bellamy incident and look to future by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Then a German machine gun opened on the British machine gun and I was piggy in the middle.
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Sharp has, of course fallen prey to a tactic beloved of big corporations when more than one firm is involved; blame each other and hope the piggy in the middle goes away.
Piggy in the middle and the phone bill that never was by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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