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a life-saver

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a life-saver
someone or something that gives you a lot of help when you are in a very difficult situation When you're stuck in traffic like this, a mobile phone's an absolute life-saver.


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Byline: Paul Delplanque A REAL "HEARTBEAT" STORY: A passing policeman proved to be a life-saver for John Coyle of Kesteven Road, Easterside, who suffered a heart attack while walking home in November 1976.
BREAST cancer survivor Tracy Copson is determined to carry on the fight and support the charity whose research proved a life-saver.
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