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| 3 | ->Banbury Intricate Craft Circle Politely Requests Women's Suffrage |
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| 5 | The first BBC 4 sitcom and the last sitcom to be filmed in front a live audience in the old BBC TV centre. It centres on the Craft Circle of Banbury who are shocked when Margaret returns from London with the new idea of 'Votes for Women'. |
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| 7 | !!''Up The Women'' provides examples of: |
| 8 | %%* {{Britcom}} |
| 9 | %%* DirtyOldWoman |
| 10 | %%The above examples are zero-context. Do not uncomment them without expanding them to explain how they apply. |
| 11 | * GeniusDitz - Margaret is shown to be very clever, writing love letters to Ovid and able to give complex explanations about how electricity works, but she thinks you can get a degree in common sense. |
| 12 | * GiantPoofySleeves - Worn by many of the characters, and they are given as a reason why women shouldn't be able to vote; they would get caught in the ballet box. |
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