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Mrs. Pinterman, our notional witness, forever wilting under the excoriating cross-examination of Sir Jerrold Baxter-Morley, K.C., until rescued by the compassionate courtroom management of Lord Justice Cocklecarrot M.R.

Mrs. P first appeared, to our knowledge, in the great Aleebee trial of 1981.

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	Mrs. P first appeared, to our knowledge, in the great [[Aleebee]] trial of 1981.		Mrs. P first appeared, to our knowledge, in the great [[Aleebee]] trial of 1981.