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BBC

British  

abbreviation

  1. British Broadcasting Corporation

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"I can put my socks on, I can do my shoes, I can do my house," she tells the BBC.

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"I think Liam Delap's game was brilliant," he told BBC One.

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"It's some form of peer pressure," 24-year-old Haskell Austin tells the BBC.

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"People are still excited about the trend," she tells the BBC at Koinange Street, a popular spot for buying flowers in Nairobi.

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"I would prefer cash," Nicole Rono tells the BBC.

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