After " Auberge ", Rea released " God's Great Banana Skin " which reached No . 4 in the UK, while the single " Nothing to Fear " gave him another Top 20 hit.
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"Every time ministers saw a banana skin on the pavement, they crossed the road to slip on it, " said the News of the World, a Sunday newspaper with a circulation nearing the 4.5 million mark.
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"Every time ministers saw a banana skin on the pavement ( sidewalk ), they crossed the road to slip on it, " said the News of the World, whose circulation is around the 4.5 million mark.
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"' Astringency "'is also the dry, puckering mouthfeel caused by tannins found in many fruits such as blackthorn ( sloe berries ), " Aronia " chokeberry, chokecherry, bird cherry, quince and persimmon fruits, and banana skins.
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"Every time ministers saw a banana skin on the pavement ( sidewalk ), they crossed the road to slip on it, " said the News of the World, whose circulation is around the 4 . 5 million mark.
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"Every time ministers saw a banana skin on the pavement, they crossed the road to slip on it, " said the News of the World, a Sunday newspaper with a circulation nearing the 4 . 5 million mark.
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Their long-serving centre forward and team captain Paulo Watterios, who despite never scoring a goal himself managed to feature in 173 assists for super sub Nicolas Usherini whose career was cut tragically short by a freak banana skin accident.
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"They ( Paramount ) have done enough testing to know there's a drop-off of those who are maybe too young ( to appreciate " The Truman Show " ) or just want to see him slip on a banana skin,"
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Thus, here as anywhere else, it has become easy enough to laugh at what Aristotle defined as comedy's quintessential juxtaposition _ the bishop and the banana skin, or the world's greatest evil brought low by a plateful of schnitzel and sauerkraut.
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The book was harshly criticized; Barnes pronounced it " a terrible book " with " jokes obvious enough to give banana skins a bad name ", and " Time " referred to it as an " ancient flapdoodle of a plot ".
