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Art/Literary | | English term or phrase: whose thumb...was "on Britain's jugular". | Saddam and Suez:
"But that is what Eden said about Nasser, whose thumb, he told us, was "on Britain's jugular".
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J C Alamo
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| Grading comment Gracias. Ésa es la idea. Pondré algo así como:
"tenía a Gran Bretaña con la soga al cuello"
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1 min confidence:   cuyo pulgar ... estaba (aprentando) (en) la yugular de Gran Bretaña
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