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Here are some great examples of Cockney Rhyming Slang: ADAM AND EVE = believe = as in "would you Adam and Eve it?" ALMOND ROCKS = socks APPLES AND PEARS = stairs ARMY AND NAVY = gravy BACON AND EGGS = legs BAG OF FRUIT = suit BAKED BEAN = queen BALL AND CHALK = walk BARNABY RUDGE = judge BARNET = Barnet Fair = hair BOAT = boat race = face BORROW AND BEG = egg BRASS BANDS = hands BREAD AND HONEY = money BROWN BREAD = dead BUBBLE BATH = laugh BUTCHER'S = butcher's hook = look CHALK FARM = arm CHINA = china plate = mate CHRISTIAN SLATER = later CREAM CRACKERED = knackered (exhausted) CURRANT BUN = sun DAISIES = daisy roots = boots DANNY MARR = car DICKY = dicky dirt = shirt DICKY BIRD = word DOG = dog and bone = phone DONKEY'S EARS = years DUKE OF KENT = rent DUSTBIN LID = kid FLOWERY DELL = ( prison ) cell FROG = frog & toad = road GREGORY = Gregory Peck = neck, or cheque HAM 'N' CHEESY = easy HAMPSTEADS = Hampstead Heath = teeth HAMPTON WICK = prick (i.e

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After backfilling losses in existing tobacco excise tax revenue (described in more detail below), the new cigarette excise tax would generate an estimated $500 million to $750 million in net revenue in 201516 for the purposes described in the measure

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