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New Wales scrum consultant Adam Jones summed it up neatly when asked about hope of a victory in France.

No government's measures can be neatly organised into one set of harmonising ideas.

Despite the Oscars being more global and diverse than ever, it seems like Academy voters have yet to shed their pretenses when considering truly noteworthy work that doesn’t fall neatly into a box.

What struck immigrant advocates about the raids was the sheer thuggishness of the operation, which dovetailed neatly with the uncompromosing rhetoric about immigration sounded by Trump during his campaign and in his inaugural speech Monday.

The unremarkable food in this show is, as Dylan would say, “coveted as f—.” Don’t get me wrong, the melon is very neatly presented and appears palatable.