"the thermometer will say one of two degrees"
"the thermometer will say one or two degrees"
BBC News at Six, BBC One, 17th December 2009
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- It could be icy
- A cold end to 2009
- It looks drier
- Winds will ease off
- Should be dry
- Flurries during the day
- For the next couple
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