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To what extent can it be said that the Liberal Government of 1906-1911 laid the basis for the British welfare state?
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Burn We were each other's lifelines. We used to sit on a London rooftop and watch the sky burn. And then I asked you to burn, to kiss me, to give you some of your fire. We always just sat there, together, and watched the night die and the day be re-born. And we died. Every night we died for each other, we both knew it. Then we used to toast for the new day and laugh together, nothing can hurt you if you are laughing. I loved the pink champagne we shared, I loved it because it tasted just like you did, and you were freedom. I loved the taste of freedom. Just at the break of dawn, before everybody woke up, we used to love each other. I loved how you always explored every part of my body and yet you always found something new, something I never knew about. You coloured me, the...
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