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you mag 1234 Irish Daily Mail

enagh43 | 12:57 Sat 11th Jun 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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proverb suggesting that actions count for more than dreams

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If wishes were horses beggars would ride

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never heard of this but thanks a lot. Would never have got this

Reminds me of something I heard someone say at work once "if p1ll0cks could fly he'd be a squadron leader"

If wishes were horses would ride

Sorry for repeating answer....didn't see other answer in time

10 across (proverb) = if wishes were horses beggars would ride

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