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Quote by Bob Ainsworth

“I come from a pretty tough background and I learned a long time ago not to be bothered.”

Quote by Bob Ainsworth

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Bob Ainsworth is a British politician born on June 19, 1952. He has been active in the British political scene for many years and has held several important positions. more

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