A big winner with even bigger ideas
Published at 12:00, Thursday, 01 December 2011
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“I bought a cheap fuel efficient replacement car, and I treated myself to some little luxuries like a kindle, the latest Dyson hoover, some new clothes, replacement doors and French windows on my house, possibly a new bathroom and we have booked our first holiday in six years.”
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