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swim
(redirected from swimming against the tide)

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swim
a pool in a river good for fishing
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With Gillett effectively swimming against the tide, it is believed the gravity of the situation increased yesterday, and that the finances were withdrawn.
GP D-day at Donington by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
With Gillett effectively swimming against the tide, it is believed the gravity of the situation increased earlier today, and that the finances were withdrawn.
D-Day for Donington Grand Prix dream; FORMULA ONE by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Surely it is only a matter of time before such activities are classified as Anti EU Syndrome or Swimming Against The Tide Disorder, for which the pharmaceutical companies will develop a drug, not as a cure, but just to make your hand shake enough so you are unable to write any more letters.
Oh, for a brave new world; VOICE OF THE NORTH by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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