Do we have to remain justlookers-on, watching two fine nations destroy themselves?
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Yes, they are lookers, but alsolookers-on—at some awful stuff, if we are talking about television programmes.
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This is counterproductive and alienates thelookers-on.
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The public are merelookers-on.
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