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"all girls together" and "jobs for the boys"

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larabell | 08:44 Tue 14th May 2002 | Phrases & Sayings
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where did these phrases come from, and what exactly do they mean?
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The 'boys' in the second phrase are the same 'boys' as you get in the other phrase 'old boys' network'. That is, ex pupils of English public schools...eg Eton. The network still exists to this day, whereby jobs are offered and other preferences are shown to people who 'belong' to that closed community.
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