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  THE sultry nights, a throbbing tooth and a singing song thrush – it has not been an easy week.
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           <title>Anyone for a game of sphairistiké?</title>
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  ARE you enjoying the “sphairistiké”?
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           <title>Warney’s world title</title>
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  ‘SO FAR as public opinion can be gathered, the payment of these huge transfer fees are not approved,” wrote Harry Walker in 1922. “It is common talk that no player is worth £5,000 or £6,000, or
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           <title>Comeback time for snollygoster</title>
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  IF nothing else positive comes out of the MPs’ expenses scandal, at least we can rejoice at the return of the wonderful word “snollygoster”.
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           <title>It’s good to do a bit of poleaxing</title>
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  THIS week, I am celebrating a tremendous victory over the might of corporate Britain. When the annals of the great triumphs of the little man are written, this will be up there with David beating
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           <title>Building a thirst for odd words</title>
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  IF nothing else, the recession is creating a boom in fascinating words. For instance, this week the nation’s tegestologists have been in their cups because, hit by falling beer sales and closing
  pubs, the company that produces two-thirds of Europe’s beermats has filed for bankruptcy protection in Germany.
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           <title>Death took its toll – but life went on</title>
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  ALL in one day and all from Darlington: Doris Barker, 17, “beloved and youngest daughter”; Gwendoline Carter, a “dear daughter”, and Gladys Cowen, a “dearly beloved daughter”.
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           <title>Slipstream dancers are just dandy</title>
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  MY travels beneath the burning April sun this week have taken me up the old Great North Road and round the new Shildon bypass.
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           <title>Dayes of ye olde credite crynche</title>
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  IN the days when Teesdale and the Cleveland coast were parts of Scotland, there was a medieval credit crunch.
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           <title>Of cover-ups botanical... and political</title>
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  WALKING along the River Tees last weekend, beneath a March sun so warming that before long everyone was in shirt sleeves and complaining about having to carry heavy coats and jumpers, you could
  almost hear the riverbank popping.
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