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Forget Heathrow. Come on down to Sicily, where golf is played at more than a dozen courses in the southern city of Salerno. With a rough target to make, the course at Esquilino Golf…
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This week we took a look at an office with walls covered with dense paintings by artists such as Matthew Hale, Chuck Close and Matthew Barney and a manager of the practice, who described…
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News headlines can be deadly serious, but it’s often important to recognise this isn’t necessarily the case of an unhealthily bitter political “debate” – just a daily reminder of an inherent and predictable faultline…
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Let it be known that we, the cast of Cobra Kai, have a minor soft spot for the Hollywood private eye portrayed by Mr. Andrew Garfield. When they gathered recently at Rick Springfield’s house…
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Australian researchers find lack of alcohol supply for party gone wild less of a problem than in the UK or US Country where 54 percent of adults drink alcohol once a week may run…
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Noah Gordon, the American novelist whose great books included the pirate hero Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell and the pirate with a tendency to drink, has died, his publisher says. He was 95. Welsh:…
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Every day is frightening, the girls whispered in unison in a small dormitory at Newport Harbor High School in Newport Beach, Calif. At their own prep school, “every day was scary,” they said. At…
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Canada’s government announced Friday that it will shut down a controversial policy of turning away asylum-seekers who attempt to cross the US border without inspection and who have already claimed asylum. From July 30,…
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An Orlando man was robbed at gunpoint outside an Australian tourist hotspot and shot dead after the attacker allegedly demanded sex in return for his life, an Australian court heard Thursday. Prosecutors said Emile…
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The violence started on 15 October when police arrested prominent leader Jimmy Abina Fighting has continued in Solomon Islands, despite a 40-day martial law curfew. The unrest started on 15 October when police arrested…
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