Unveiling rafts
The newsreader on the BBC said that David Cameron is to "unveil a raft of new policies" at the Tory conference. How does one unveil a raft, I wonder? One would need to veil it first, which seems, to me, a little odd.
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Putting policies on a raft in the first place sounds a bit desperate.
Posted by: Tom | October 01, 2007 at 09:54 AM