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This will probably go down like a lead balloon, but Labour needs to die.
Normally following that kind of response the ramp idea would go down like a lead balloon.
Anyway these questions go down like a lead balloon.
And you get silences on the phone and you're thinking this is going down like a lead balloon.
"I said, that one went down like a lead balloon," said the serpent.
A man of integrity who says things he knows will go down like a lead balloon with many pandering to vested interests.
"The Government's attempt to divide and rule by putting in a bit of extra tunnelling has gone down like a lead balloon.
'I bet this would go down like a lead balloon if it was known in Grantley police station.
The name Lead Balloon comes from the expression "To go down like a lead balloon", meaning to be received badly by an audience.
It seems to have worked on Google and Logitech, who brought us the Google TV, which went down like a lead balloon.
The paper notes how at their final hustings at the Trade Union Congress on September 13, David Miliband failed to commit to joining a rally to protest against cuts in public spending, which went down like a lead balloon.
This is going down like a lead balloon with the unions, but if Unite high-ups do decide to back someone in the leadership election - and it then puts its phone bank resources behind that candidate - Unite could have some serious influence in the election.
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