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What does the tongue twister Plymouth sleuths thwarted slithering refer to?

This tongue twister refers to detectives from Plymouth who stopped something from sneaking around.

Here's a breakdown:

* Plymouth sleuths: Sleuths are detectives, and Plymouth is a city in England. So, this refers to detectives from Plymouth.

* Thwarted: This means to stop or prevent something from happening.

* Slithering: This suggests something moving stealthily and secretly, perhaps like a snake.

The tongue twister is meant to be a fun play on words, but it doesn't necessarily refer to any specific event. It's just a creative way to use alliteration and create a challenge for people trying to say it quickly.

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