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In message , michael adams writes

Waive is the verb, waiver is a noun. A waiver is the result
of somebody waiving something; a fee etc.

smile That immediately made me think of Morse, an episode [1] of which I watched
last night.

Dunno, lately I find Morse a bit irritating myself. Miserable sod.
There's one good episode where Lewis catches him out in something,
having previously been corrected himself; not that old misery guts
can even raise a smile.


[1] Complete with Patricia Hodge, always a bonus. Must watch some Rumpole.

ISTR that's the one with Patsy Byrne, again typecast as "nursey"; same
as in "Blackadder" with Miranda Richardson.


Complete box sets of Rumpole (new) go for around £20 from Amazon
marketplace sellers. The original BBC Play for Today episode used
to be avilable singly, as well, but I can't seem to find it.


michael adams









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Graeme