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Often used in the same context:
pelican crossing,
zebra crossing,
headteacher,
carer,
postie,
pedestrian crossing,
pensioner,
mums,
councillor,
wrvs,
grandad,
jobcentre,
ginnel,
churchwarden,
truanting,
telephonist,
pushchair,
newsagent,
gran,
cwmbran,
kirkcaldy,
sidmouth,
footpath,
layby,
kirklees,
dustcart,
postmistress,
bexhill,
wem,
neighbourhood,
truckie,
paedophile,
telegraph pole,
ealing,
nspcc,
shorthand typist,
head teacher,
pupils,
wallasey,
hgv,
dartford,
yob,
bridleway,
seaton,
upwell,
sixth form,
clamper,
bridgwater,
heartsease,
tollbar,
great grandmother,
dustman,
lewisham,
mam,
policewoman,
bairn,
workington,
playgroup,
postman,
benfleet,
caithness,
strath,
matlock,
gwent,
verger,
nanna,
tameside,
panto,
schoolgirl,
dual carriageway,
kidderminster,
dewsbury,
cupar,
lady mayoress,
pudsey,
conkers,
ilkley,
neatherd,
herefordshire,
reigate,
powys,
gilliver,
publican,
peterlee,
bromsgrove,
marlpit,
pavements,
humber bridge,
allhallows,
perthshire,
belah,
worshippers,
honiton,
caerphilly,
roadsweeper,
traffic warden,
worksop,
halesowen,
footway,
barnardo,
coalman,
articulated lorry
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