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           <description>  THE forthcoming General Election will be dominated by an import from the US: the leaders’ television debate. The days before the three midweek fixtures will be taken up with pre-match tactics; the
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           <title>The colour of spring for mother</title>
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  Primrose, first born child of Ver
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           <title>Who put the donkey into a jacket?</title>
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  THIS week, the late Michael Foot has been described as “a gifted polymath”, “a tribune of the people”, “a romantic democrat” and “a marvellous man – brave, honest, determined, loyal and immensely
  erudite”. A columnist on the Daily Mail said he was “a dangerous, deluded hypocrite”, but as Mr Foot called the Mail “The Forgers Gazette”, he was probably expecting worse.
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           <title>How orphans populated the prairies</title>
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  THE boys had had a difficult childhood, growing up in an orphanage under the parsimonious gaze of the Guardians of the Durham Poor, knowing, like Oliver, that their every mouthful was a bite out of
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           <title>Tapping the language of steel life</title>
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  THE mothballing of Corus is more than the closure of a factory. It is the death of a local culture that has evolved over 150 years. Ian Reeve, the BBC’s
  North-East Business Editor, wrapped his tongue around an evocative piece of that culture. The “tapping of the salamander” – the last rites of the furnace – would soon begin, he said.
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  A STRANGE man peeled back my underpants with one hand and probed the innermost folds of my groin with his other. His delicate fingers slid easily about on the lubricating gel smeared on my skin,
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           <title>Terry affair sparks a few choice words</title>
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  FOOTBALLERS aren’t known for their grasp of the finer points of the English language, but their philandering has had me reaching for the dictionary.
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           <title>Tda pigeon just a flight of fancy?</title>
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  AT the end of my talk in Tudhoe, County Durham, on Monday night, a man approached. “Do you know what Tda is famous for?” he asked.
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  AS I watch the nightly horrific scenes on TV, I realise how little I know about Haiti. How can a government crumble as quickly as buildings? What causes a country to be the poorest in the western
  hemisphere? So I’ve found a few pointers: Ayiti means “mountainous country” in the language of the native Taino people.
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  THE way she acted out the turning of the doorknob convinced me. She held one hand out flat to represent the door and curled up the fingers of the other so that they grasped its rounded doorknob.
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