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Britain was not prepared to pay the wages of cosseted French farmers or lazy Italian wine growers .

Snuggle down in cosseted support on our Mattress Topper.

cosseted and pampered from earliest childhood , he believed the world had been invented for his entertainment.

And cosseted Chinese companies will have to play by international rules the moment they venture abroad.

At home, since Gabon was his, he cosseted it one moment and ravaged it the next.

In a tough message to EU leaders Mr Jin said Westerners were cosseted by the welfare state.

I feel very great, you can stick to the end, students are much better than the cosseted.

As a child, he had been spoiled and cosseted.

Cosseted laboratory bacteria also divide asymmetrically , again in conformity with the theory.

In fact this is the basic paradox: he is still, for all of this, the Premier League's bonny boy, its cosseted favourite son.

Another is that public-sector pay and benefits have shot ahead as a cosseted caste extends its privileges.

The modern tourist heads a cosseted sheltered life.

Some stem cells are cosseted like newborns.

So top billing should go to deregulating cosseted industries and reforming the labour market.

And with the loosening of banks' cross-shareholdings, German business is a less cosy and cosseted affair;