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Catchword for “interview without coffee”
Catchword: interview without coffee
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Part of speechn.
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Quotation: The meeting between Geoff Hoon and Samantha, the widow of Sergeant Steve Roberts, shot after he had handed back his body armour in Iraq, will be something of an interview without coffee—military jargon for a commander’s dressing-down of a subordinate.
Article or Document Title:
“Troops face an unacceptable level of risk”
Author:
Robert Fox
Article, document, publication, web site:
Evening Standard
Publishing location:
U.K.
Date of publication:
Jan. 19, 2004
Page number:
2
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