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I asked another guy what he’d packed and he said he hadn’t bothered to bring soap or toilet paper or food, but that he’d just “buy whatever I need at Port-au-Prince airport.”
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New store cost 30% more to build but uses 50% less energy.
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This sentence contains a provocative statement that attracts the readers’ attention, but really only has very little to do with the topic of the blog post. This sentence claims to follow logically from the first sentence, though the connection is actually rather tenuous.
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Welcome to the site that collates the initial hysteria, the humour and maybe even the splendour of Apple’s iPad; with special consideration to content designers.
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At telegraph.co.uk we have several communities which benefit from being behind a paywall like the crossword club or the dating club, and yes, we plan on doing more on that. But we have no immediate plans to go behind a universal paywall.
This makes so much sense, despite what Rupert Murdoch would have you believe.
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Number of nuclear detonations on American soil: 1054
Number detonated on enemy soil: two
Number of nuclear detonation on Soviet soil: 715
Number detonated on enemy soil: zero. -
Within the beautifully designed shop, organic whole foods, dried > fruit, nuts and seeds, herbs and spices, even refillable oils, vinegars and wines are all available to place straight into your own containers, that you will have brought along with you… if you haven’t then reusable bags are available.
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Elastic water! The question is whether they can make it a viable alternative to petro-plastic.
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Some clever (and useful) tea packaging.
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we prepared a representative study of the value of all teams playing in the World Cup 2010 in South Africa In total, the total economic rights of players from 32 teams attending the event will exceed 5,000 million euros.
If this is true, why doesn’t a manager buy the entire USA squad for €55M and let them play together as a club too?