"John's demanding we fill a couple of holes that have opened up in our campaign!" "Where? Where?" "One under Maurice Williamson's nose, and one under Lockwood Smith's." 'National Think Tank.' 24 October, 2008.
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- Shows three National Party officials sitting round a table discussing the progress of the National Party political campaign. One of them says that the leader, John Key, has said that they have to fill a couple of holes that have opened up under the noses of Maurice Williamson and Lockwood Smith. Refers to embarrassing blunders made by these two politicians, the first about the likelihood of roa...
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- 2008
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- Samoa
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- TAPUHI
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