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“His first two biographies were about George Wallace and Billy Graham.”
“Melat Kiros, backed by Hasan Piker, holds a 5-point lead over Rep. Diana DeGette ahead of Tuesday's primary”
“Stoke-on-Trent City Council said it was also considering raising its salt supplies by two-thirds to 5,000 tonnes next winter.”
“on 7 July 1978”
“Illegal immigrants must never be allowed to claim asylum. This is why we need to leave the ECHR so these people can be rapidly deported without a court process and without claiming asylum.”
“We don’t know how much tax he will pay on the $2.2 billion in earnings, as he is the first U.S. president to refuse to release his tax returns and secured an unprecedented tax immunity deal in exchange for dropping a $10 billion lawsuit ag…”
“The agency, which is meant to protect consumers in the financial sector, had about 1,200 employees at the end of January — down roughly 30% from before Trump took office.”
“In an interview with Forbes Ukraine, Mr Yermolayev said he had renounced his Ukrainian citizenship and became a Cypriot citizen in 2017.”
“Senator Bernie Sanders has pushed a competing and considerably more aggressive plan, the American AI Sovereign Wealth Fund Act, which would impose a one-time 50% stock tax on large AI companies to seed a fund the senator’s office projects …”
“public broadcasters testified before The House Telecommunications Subcommittee today”
“Plans are being discussed to double road salt supplies in Staffordshire next winter.”
“Several thousand spectators attend the formalities in Honiara”
“Trump’s latest 927-page disclosure gives fascinating insights into how the president is getting rich, through crypto ventures and active stock trading, as well as a $77,808 pension from the Screen Actors Guild and a $250,000 sculpture from…”
“In December 2023, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky imposed sanctions on him as part of a broader package targeting individuals and companies Kyiv alleged had business links to Russia or Russian-occupied territories, as Moscow's unpro…”
“republican proposal intended to move public radio and television off federal supports by the year 2000”
“33-year-old William Wilkinson”
“He made more money last year as president than he ever did in a year as CEO. We don’t know how much tax he will pay on the $2.2 billion in earnings...”
“A Home Office spokesman said: 'New houses should never house asylum seekers. Earlier this year, the Home Secretary introduced robust processes to ensure new-build sites like Stoke Heath can never be considered again.'”
“1-billion-dollar cap on a proposed trust fund”
“left the party three years ago”
“Trust in the federal government is at a two-decade low, and that’s according to a Fox News poll.”
“People are being kept in the dark. There has been secrecy - no consultation and no transparency. People have a right to know what is going on.”
“She will serve as one of the delegates to next month's U.N. International Conference on Population and development in Cairo.”
“return to Antrim Crown Court on Thursday”
“New houses should never house asylum seekers. Earlier this year, the Home Secretary introduced robust processes to ensure new-build sites like Stoke Heath can never be considered again.”
“Ron Henry Public Finance Consultant Executive Director, Pennsylavania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority, 1991-1994”
“The report covers the period from 1 September last year to the end of February 2010.”
“three weeks ago”
“rejected an application in June 2009”
“in the past two months”
“officers have recommended a second refusal”
“in the 1960's”
“meeting of council planning meeting on 2 June”
“For 20 years she was exiled from Russia because of her friendship with Alexander Solzhenitsyn, whose work she published in the west.”
“Mr Souder was first elected to Indiana's Third District in 1994”
“She travelled to Russia in the 1960s, where she befriended that country's most prominent writers.”
“The eight-term Indiana Republican said he had sinned against God, his wife and his family by having a "mutual relationship" with the staff member.”
“She returned to her native country in 1989 to find it vastly changed.”
“The Cairngorms National Park Authority (CNPA) has given the go-ahead for a proposed new community on the outskirts of Aviemore.”
“His 1987 photograph, "Piss Christ," showed the figure of Christ on a cross, in a pool of urine.”
“Park officials had recommended that the CNPA's planning committee approved the project in principle.”
“THIS WORK ABOUT THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1864 IS BEING CALLED THE MOST IMPORTANT BOOK WRITTEN ABOUT ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN MANY YEARS.”
“157 votes were not processed.”
“second session of the 104th Congress”
“Almost 10m people watched the BBC News special covering Gordon Brown's resignation and handover of power to David Cameron's coalition government.”
“Michigan's 8th District”
“An average of 8.9m tuned in to watch the full programme on BBC One which was broadcast between 1915-2100 BST on Tuesday, early figures show.”
“Pennsylvania's 2nd District”
“A peak audience of 9.9m tuned in at 2030 BST, while a further 1.58m watched the coverage on the News Channel.”
“a half-hour will be devoted to bringing listeners up-to-date on the developing situation in Lebanon and the Middle East.”
“The EU is set to suspend development aid to Madagascar for another year over the new president's failure to implement power-sharing agreements”
“one year after the Oklahoma City bombing.”
“The EU froze 600m euros (£501m; $738m) of development aid last year after President Marc Ravalomanana's ousting”
“A Force Upon the Plain: The American Militia Movement And the Politics of Hate (1996, Simon and Schuster)”
“Ms Goldsworthy, 31, lost the Camborne and Redruth seat in Cornwall by only 66 votes in the general election.”
“her marriage to George Bush during World War Two at the age of 19”
“The post will be unpaid initially because she received more than £30,000 in a resettlement grant after losing her seat.”
“In 1969 this underground abortion service began operation in Chicago”
“Ms Goldsworthy, who lost her seat to Conservative George Eustice in May, studied history at Cambridge University...”
“four years before Roe v. Wade”
“She was shadow chief secretary to the Treasury from 2006 to 2007 when she became shadow secretary of state for communities and local government.”
“Three of her clinics were the target of Operation Rescue's protests last week.”
“University staff held a one-day strike in March over the proposed job cuts”
“In 1987, one of STRAUSS's clinics was the first clinic to be targeted by Operation Rescue outside of Binghamton, New York where the group is based.”
“Three days of industrial action at the University of Sussex, due to coincide with exams, has been called off.”
“"Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992", which condenses 170 interviews Smith conducted herself into a two hour show ranging through the lives of 21 Los Angelinos: Darryl Gates, Reginald Denny, Rodney King's aunt, and a Korean shopkeeper (whose line…”
“Academic and administration staff were due to strike on Monday and take further action on Wednesday and Thursday in a dispute over job cuts.”
“SAMUEL LEWIS, U.S. AMBASSADOR TO ISRAEL DURING THE 1978 CAMP DAVID PEACE TALKS”
“More than 550 members of the University and College Union (UCU) held a one-day strike in March over a proposal to cut 115 jobs and create 20 new posts.”
“He's lived in Africa from 1988 until January of this year.”
“He has a new article in "Mother Jones," (Mar/Apr 93) about why the U.S. sent Marines into Somalia”
“He's written two books, "Weakness and Deceit: U.S. Policy and El Salvador," (1984), and "Waltzing with a Dictator: The Marcoses and the Making of American Policy," (1987).”
“"The Good Life And Its Discontents: The American Dream in the Age of Entitlement, 1945-1995"”
“Eckford, a Black woman, was one of the Little Rock Nine who integrated the school in 1957.”
“Clinton/Gore '96”
“Dole/Kemp '96”
“Russian voters go to the polls to choose a president on Sunday, June 16th.”
“Neither is expected to win outright and will probably face each other in a run‑off July 7th.”
“The two front‑runners are President Boris Yeltsin and the leader of the Communists, Gennady Zyuganov.”
“By a vote of 229-191, the House today passed an anti-terrorism bill after stripping away most of the key anti-terrorism provisions.”
“shows that 93% of the general public, and 88% of welfare recipients, want the current welfare system changed.”
“4 in 10 Americans say that they or someone in their close family has received benefits at some time.”
“The House voted today to increase the minimum wage by ninety cents.”
“the ongoing drought conditions and strain on resources due to multiple large fires compelled Utah Gov. Spencer Cox to issue an emergency order last week temporarily restricting firework displays through the Fourth of July holiday.”
“"Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992", condenses 170 interviews Smith conducted with 21 Los Angelinos”
“Her new book, due out in the summer of 1994 is "Dreams of Trespass: Tales of a Harem Girlhood".”
“Today is the 50th Anniversary of the beginning of the uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto”
“45 minute meeting”
“It opens on Friday May 17 at the Quad Cinema in Manhattan.”
“The film is set in the middle of the dictatorship of Francois (Pappa Doc) Duvalier in the 1960s.”
“many of the residents of the tiny community of Gees Bend, in Alabama are excited of the prospects that ferry service will be restored to their town after 30 years.”
“Thirty-five years ago ferry service was terminated to prevent civil rights organizers from working with the residents, who are the descendents of former slaves.”
“The community, one of the poorest in the state, is located in an oxbow of the Alabama River, surrounded on three sides by water.”
“D'Amato says the report is an old story”
“Ted Strickland, who held the seat from 1992 to 1994.”
“The balance of the House of Representatives could be at stake in next Tuesday's election.”
“Bob Dole: Republicans' Man for All Seasons (Penguin, 1996)”
“He was held for 1,763 days (nearly five years)”
“four years of that time was spent in solitary confinement”
“in 1969 WAITE and his wife narrowly escaped the Idi Amin coup in Uganda”
