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back in harness

  1. see in harness.



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“If I get back in harness, it’s not just about singing, it’s about promotion, it’s about playing, it’s about the radio, politics, business, blah, blah, blah,” he said, with a wave of his hand.

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Pedro Pinto is back in harness and that means it’s time for the draw, after a video segue of the clubs still left in the competition, featuring some Prodigy-lite music.

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Even better for the tourists was the sight of Steve Smith back in harness, batting just as he did in the first Test at Edgbaston.

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“I’m too young to go to seed, but I haven’t slept properly since I stopped training. Now that I’m back in harness, I sleep like a baby.”

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Rather than ponying up to see Falcons-Sarries, high‑school hookers and sophomore second-rows were getting back in harness, testing the ground for a gallop.

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