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1207:Private Eye
1156:Private Eye
556:Bottoms Up!
484:Goldenballs
325:, Ingrams'
284:Private Eye
263:Private Eye
245:satire boom
240:Private Eye
225:Private Eye
124:Private Eye
1463:Categories
1257:Ian Hislop
1227:Peter Cook
1167:Ian Hislop
1161:1963–1986
1153:Editor of
874:Ben Quinn
857:3 February
829:References
771:Mrs Thrale
767:Dr Johnson
661:Muggeridge
654:John Wells
644:John Wells
625:John Wells
609:John Wells
599:John Wells
589:John Wells
579:: A Memoir
570:John Wells
560:John Wells
550:John Wells
538:John Piper
530:John Wells
520:John Wells
510:Fay Godwin
500:John Wells
446:John Wells
436:John Wells
426:John Wells
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274:Ian Hislop
259:Peter Cook
177:Winchester
173:West Downs
37:1937-08-19
1450:0032-888X
1331:Dear Bill
1271:Franchise
1252:Paul Foot
1103:. London.
1031:30 August
903:. London.
671:Paul Foot
650:On and On
640:Number 10
546:My Round!
491:Dear Bill
415:As author
334:The Oldie
327:The Oldie
279:The Oldie
205:Paul Foot
130:The Oldie
121:magazine
119:satirical
59:Education
1299:Features
1080:3 August
358:Aldworth
354:Anglican
105:Children
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82:Spouse
48:London
1285:Books
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699:2017
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