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“And sometimes I have to pinch myself when I’m in these situations. I’m here texting my mates who do proper jobs, telling them, ‘I’m jumping on a plane to New York.

I got to gathering, stuffing a couple of the fresh leaves in my mouth along with a pinch of baking soda.

Every morning, he says, he looks into his closet stocked with cardinal and gold apparel and has to pinch himself.

To improve healthcare, pinch points like diagnostics will have to be improved.

City Hall's Conservatives said the mayor had so far "suffocated" economic ambition in London and that it took the figures in the plans with a "pinch of salt".