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Speaking for the first time since the death of Campbell, Steele said: "We'd made a deal with each other that we'd never accept the Special Unit which was cushier, we'd do hard time.

This allows you retain the sportier responses of the already quick-reacting throttle and steering but with a cushier ride.

A thicker rug pad can be helpful if heavy furniture stands on the rug, and it can provide a cushier feel.

In 2014 Marques offered to plead guilty if he was tried in Ireland in a desperate bid to swap a harsh life sentence in a US penitentiary for a cushier term behind bars here.

(It took Jack's prodding to change those practices.) Hiring students to clean the toilets in rich students' dorm rooms, as Renowned did--it attracted poor undergraduates to do that work by paying them slightly more than students with cushier jobs--is no way to melt social-class boundaries.

A source told theDaily Star: "Huntley believes that he will have a much cushier life in a women's prison.

The law-abiding citizens of this country have been let down by successive governments for decades, with shorter sentences and cushier jails for criminals, our political elite, loony left liberals and human rights lawyers are out of touch with the common people.

Wi-Fi, baked goods and trendy coffee: gone are the days of deprivation at Everest base camp, with hipster perks and modern conveniences ensuring life is cushier than ever on the roof of the world.

He went into the ranks as a kind of penance...." But instead of a mortar he is given a wooden replica--for the moment a cushier assignment than bearing a rifle or anti-tank rifles, as the soldiers assigned to them discover when the weapons unexpectedly turn up.

A KILLER who brutally murdered an openly gay man while he was asleep could be moved to a cushier jail.

To make your camp even cushier, this tent is also designed with covered vents, large mesh roof panels, and interior gear pockets.

The chartered coach that pulled into the parking lot of Raleigh's Martin Street Baptist Church at 4:30 a.m., half full of people who had woken up even earlier in Goldsboro, was cushier than the interstate buses civil rights activists took back in the 1960s.