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    Font - The Guardian view Columnists Letters More Opinion O This article is more than 2 months old Like the prime minister, I have had a public brain freeze. The fear never leaves you Adrian Chiles
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    Font - The Guardian view Columnists Letters More Opinion O This article is more than 3 months old All you can eat? I take those words as a promise - and a challenge Adrian Chiles | With booze, I have a functioning off-switch. With food I have no off-switch at all, as I learned one gluttonous evening in Salt Lake City
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    Product - The Guardian view Columnists Letters More Opinion O This article is more than 4 months old Large or extra-large?': my perilous first condom purchase Adrian Chiles In the autumn of 1986, on a busy London road, my embarrassed student self learned that size really does matter
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    Font - The Guardian view Columnists Letters More Opinion O This article is more than 4 months old In search of a marvellous meat-free treat?Ihave found the perfect fungus Adrian Chiles Ithought these delicacies were just a well- kept Croatian secret, but it seems 'the chicken of the woods' has been growing nearer to home all the time
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    Glasses - The Guardian view Columnists Letters More Opinion O This article is more than 4 months old My towering agave plant is in full bloom -but it's a bittersweet bonanza Adrian Chiles
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    Product - The Guardian view Columnists Letters More Opinion O This article is more than 6 months old Have you cried with despair in public? There is nothing braver or better Adrian Chiles
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    Product - Opinion O This article is more than 7 months old My number one fear in life? Being boring Adrian Chiles It started 40 years ago, at school, when I was telling a story and saw a yawn begin stirring on my teacher's face. I've been on red alert for stifled yawns ever since
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    Font - Opinion O This article is more than 8 months old How do I know middle age is at an end? I fell over in the bath Adrian Chiles
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    Font - Opinion O This article is more than 8 months old An ear and nostril waxing is exquisitely painful - but just what Ineeded Adrian Chiles I was introduced to the joys of male hair removal by a man with a cut-throat razor in 1987. Then last weekend I expanded my horizons
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    Glasses - Opinion O This article is more than 9 months old There are meant to be three phases of TV celebrity. But I've discovered a fourth Adrian Chiles
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