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Simon says

noun

  1. a children's game in which all players must imitate only those movements and commands of a leader that are preceded by the words “Simon says.”



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“Simon says, jumping jacks, I don’t care what you call it! Now step aside and let me pass.”

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"In education, a lot of teachers leave because of behaviour - it's not managed," Simon says.

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Education and healthcare, which have driven much of the job growth this year, likely will continue to add jobs as well, Revelio’s Simon says.

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"We've got each other now," Simon says.

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Numerous Simon Says attendees told The Times that they initially came to the party simply because they saw Rigal’s name on the flier.

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