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  • He swears he will keep working until the day he pops his clogs, retirement is just not in his vocabulary.
  • My great uncle Bert popped his clogs at the ripe age of ninety-seven last Tuesday afternoon in the nursing home in Wigan, with the radio commentary of the Lancashire cricket match playing in the background and a half-eaten custard tart on the bedside table next to his framed photograph of Auntie Doreen.
  • The old budgie of the family popped his clogs after twenty-three years of cage life in the corner of the lounge of the bungalow in Blackpool, and the cousin has now ordered a small marble plaque to install in the back garden between the gnome and the rose bush of the late grandmother.
  • If I pop my clogs before this boiler gets fixed, tell everyone it was the cold what finished me off.
  • Old Dennis nearly popped his clogs when he saw the price of a pint in London, dramatic old sod.
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