Labour countered by rubbishing the Tories' savings proposal, saying that it would principally benefit better-off savers.

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It says he is considering a "death tax", despite rubbishing the idea when Labour mooted it.

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They are lured into promoting their man, which usually means rubbishing somebody else's.

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Mr Pfeffer starts by rubbishing the notion that the world is just that the best way to win power is to be good at your job.

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ExxonMobil has taken out newspaper advertisements rubbishing those who profess concern.

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Most have resorted to rubbishing any alarming scientific evidence.

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