While this does sometimes happen, the phrase is more commonly used in a figurative sense, often to criticise politicians.
Genevieve Mansfield - genevieve.mansfield@thelocal.com
Updated: Wed 10 Sep 2025 11:37 CET
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While this does sometimes happen, the phrase is more commonly used in a figurative sense, often to criticise politicians.
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For when you want to get your hands on the hot ticket.
Why undressing men named Peter or Paul (or Jacques) is a bad idea.
This French word actually has Italian origins...
This French phrase might come up if you are not very good at board games.
This is a common acronym on social media and message platforms, hopefully not aimed at you.
You might be considering this as the temperature soars.
