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| A classic day in the town centre; THE SUN CAME OUT FOR A NUNEATON MOTOR DISPLAY PAYING TRIBUTE TO THE HISTORY OF THE CAR. |
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311 |
| ACTIVE ZONE; EVENTS DIARY FOR MONDAY, AUGUST 25 - SATURDAY, AUGUST 31. |
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1742 |
| Ambition to 'break the mould' in city centre dining; SUCCESSFUL COVENTRY RESTAURANT BOSS PLANS TO TURN LANDMARK BUILDING INTO A HUGE INDIAN AND THAI FOOD EATERIE. |
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518 |
| ATHLETICS: Marlon settles for second. |
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102 |
| Blending of spices makes Ali top chef; SUCCESSFUL COVENTRY RESTAURANT BOSS PLANS TO TURN LANDMARK BUILDING INTO A HUGE INDIAN AND THAI FOOD EATERIE. |
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172 |
| Books just part of new library. |
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193 |
| Books, CDs and tapes recycled. |
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254 |
| Boost for disabled. |
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106 |
| BOWLS: County take title. |
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247 |
| BOWLS: Warwicks take inter-county title. |
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247 |
| BOY CALLERS ROB OAP OF HANDBAG; Victim upset by cruel con. |
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256 |
| Boy, 17, killed in horror accident on motorway. |
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149 |
| Boys set to close exam gap. |
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182 |
| Building's changing roles over the years; SUCCESSFUL COVENTRY RESTAURANT BOSS PLANS TO TURN LANDMARK BUILDING INTO A HUGE INDIAN AND THAI FOOD EATERIE. |
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203 |
| Cars target for thieves. |
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170 |
| Challenge for the fearless... |
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201 |
| CRICKET: A break at last for Stratford; birmingham league. |
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541 |
| CRICKET: Caddick back - with a problem. |
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271 |
| CRICKET: Pyott's ton gives C&NW a real lift; birmingham league. |
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528 |
| Directors risk jail over insurance hikes. |
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287 |
| Fears over coach firm move. |
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170 |
| Festival says it with flowers. |
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148 |
| Fire station an exciting part of city's future; comment. |
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186 |
| Fond memories of my life at Rugby Cement; IN 1960 GLEN MCBIRNIE ANSWERED A JOB ADVERT IN THE EVENING TELEGRAPH FOR A LORRY DRIVER - NOW HE RECOUNTS HIS LOVE OF LORRIES AND RUGBY CEMENT IN A NEW BOOK. |
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1102 |
| Food ad is ruled to be 'offensive'. |
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129 |
| FOOTBALL: Adders delight; Gloucester City 1 Atherstone United 2. |
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147 |
| FOOTBALL: Black praises mental strength. |
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423 |
| FOOTBALL: Brakes on a high. |
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106 |
| FOOTBALL: Bruce hopes ref will show mercy on Cisse. |
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531 |
| FOOTBALL: BURR IS KEEPING HIS COOL. |
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362 |
| FOOTBALL: Cruel blow ruins Boro's start to the season; Southport 1 Nuneaton Borough 0. |
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369 |
| FOOTBALL: Former City star fractures skull. |
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186 |
| FOOTBALL: HUGHES:I'M HAPPY TO STAY; Striker commits himself to Sky Blues cause. |
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480 |
| FOOTBALL: It's one last winter for Nigel. |
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121 |
| FOOTBALL: Knitters denied by last-gasp equaliser; Hinckley United 1 Tiverton 1. |
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377 |
| FOOTBALL: Last-gasp goal is cruel luck for Boro. |
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944 |
| FOOTBALL: Milner double revives Rugby; Rugby United 2 Clevedon Town 2. |
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280 |
| FOOTBALL: New boys fire United to victory; Bedworth United 2 Merthyr Tydfil 1. |
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314 |
| FOOTBALL: Racing regret; RC Warwick 1 Bromsgrove Rovers 1. |
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152 |
| FOOTBALL: Sven's eye on Gerrard. |
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102 |
| FOOTBALL: TERRACE VERDICT. |
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481 |
| FOOTBALL: Vision on for Macca's men; READING 1 SKY BLUES 2. |
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1245 |
| FOOTBALL: Wolves in the mood. |
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92 |
| FORMULA ONE: HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIX. |
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284 |
| FORMULA ONE: Now ecstatic Ferrari aim for new heights. |
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| From Japan with a shopping revolution; NEW STORE WILL BRING A FRESH FASHION PHILOSOPHY TO THE CITY. |
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194 |
| Fun day to reveal ideas to boost area. |
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237 |
| Garage cashier defies raiders. |
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89 |
| GOLF: Smiling Beem is major attraction. |
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578 |
| Hotel set to expand at the double; CONFERENCE AND LEISURE SIDE TO GROW. |
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263 |
| Housing benefit office to open 5 days a week. |
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284 |
| Housing benefits changes planned. |
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213 |
| IN THE COURTS. |
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777 |
| Intriguing police offer to teenagers. |
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89 |
| Jaguar tribute; FLASHBACK: On this day a year ago. |
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90 |
| Jen spends a day mourning Elvis. |
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289 |
| Jobs firm puts cash into team. |
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106 |
| Killer bug claims fourth victim. |
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82 |
| Learn IT and a bit of cooking. |
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95 |
| LETTERS: your views. |
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1158 |
| Lost worlds of wonder. |
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90 |
| Man dies as lorry crushes ambulance. |
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131 |
| Man jailed for event he can't remember. |
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343 |
| Man still missing. |
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86 |
| Marconi shares virtually worthless. |
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177 |
| maureen spring'S COLUMN ON MONDAY: I made a spectacle of myself with different look. |
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606 |
| Mela day is a cultural melting pot; THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE FROM ALL COMMUNITIES IN COVENTRY AND WARWICKSHIRE ENJOYED A CARNIVAL AND FESTIVAL IN THE SUN. |
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354 |
| MOTORING: Accent ON ECONOMY; NEW REG. |
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477 |
| motoring: Bigger IS MILES BETTER; NEW REG. |
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221 |
| MOTORING: Chance to get personal with your Range Rover; NEW REG. |
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394 |
| MOTORING: Charisma is added to the Corolla; NEW REG. |
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363 |
| MOTORING: Dramatic BY DESIGN; NEW REG. |
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592 |
| motoring: Eco WARRIOR; NEW REG. |
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545 |
| MOTORING: Family VALUE; NEW REG. |
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243 |
| MOTORING: JOURNEY INTO SPACE; NEW REG. |
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556 |
| MOTORING: Leon's PRIDE; NEW REG. |
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477 |
| MOTORING: Lighter touch; NEW REG. |
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568 |
| MOTORING: Millions well spent on an extra-sensory car; NEW REG. |
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480 |
| MOTORING: Perfect choice for family budgets; NEW REG. |
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253 |
| MOTORING: Raising THE ROOF; NEW REG. |
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259 |
| MOTORING: RISING star; NEW REG:. |
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469 |
| MOTORING: Small but perfectly formed; NEW REG. |
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371 |
| MOTORING: Smiles TO THE GALLON; NEW REG. |
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422 |
| MOTORING: SWEET SOUND Jazz; NEW REG: Honda aims for the high notes. |
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694 |
| MOTORING: VOYAGE OF Discovery; NEW REG. |
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382 |
| MOTORING: World BEATER; NEW REG. |
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319 |
| MOTORING: X marks the spot for Nissan; NEW REG. |
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282 |
| MOTORINGT: READY FOR Take-off. |
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517 |
| Muggers pounce. |
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92 |
| my CV Your neighbourhood, your report. |
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867 |
| New appeal over club attack. |
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148 |
| New estate school due to get go-ahead; PRIMARY WOULD SERVE UP TO 210 CHILDREN AT CAWSTON GRANGE. |
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314 |
| New learning studio blossoms in gardens; PROJECT IS PART OF pounds 4.3m RENOVATION OF JEPHSON GARDENS. |
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319 |
| New lift boosts town library refurbishment; IMPROVEMENTS EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED IN THE NEW YEAR. |
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280 |
| New plea over club attack. |
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149 |
| Nishita gets a little help from her friends. |
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201 |
| Old car seeks new owner. |
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101 |
| Old car seeks new owner. |
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119 |
| Pair quizzed after town assault. |
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94 |
| Paper robots kiddies love to make. |
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97 |
| Party fun for mural children. |
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93 |
| Patrick on 100pc road to success. |
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201 |
| Plans are 'big piece of jigsaw'. |
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144 |
| PLEA OVER LORRY HIJACK TERROR; Did you see booze wagon? |
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330 |
| Power cut starts fire alert at tip; Workers evacuated from Whitley plant. |
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324 |
| Pressure to 'talk up' results. |
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80 |
| RACING: Banks Hill back in business. |
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189 |
| RACING: Revenge on the cards in return clash. |
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416 |
| RACING: St Leger next if Bandari wins. |
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188 |
| RESTAURANT PLAN FOR OLD FIRE STATION; Landmark to be transformed on edge of Phoenix Initiative. |
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314 |
| Ronan songs a hit for pub singers. |
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153 |
| RUGBY UNION: Lions finally get into their stride at Nuneaton. |
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221 |
| RUGBY UNION: Optimistic despite heavy defeat; Pontypridd 45 Coventry 5. |
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382 |
| Scantily-clad woman in con. |
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300 |
| share watch; REGIONAL INTEREST. |
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112 |
| Shop man attacked. |
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124 |
| Show can go on for teenager; Venue plea has big response. |
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255 |
| Sir Paul's Mini fails to sell. |
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88 |
| Soaring tribute to festival's founder; SKY FLUTTERS WITH COLOUR IN HONOUR OF KITE-FLYING FAN. |
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280 |
| SPEEDWAY: Bees boss checks on injured Hamill. |
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192 |
| SUMMER IN THE CITY; BELGRADE THEATRE CARNIVAL BRINGS CROWDS TO THE STREETS OF COVENTRY CITY CENTRE WHILE IN HOLBROOKS, HUNDREDS ENJOYED THE LOCAL FESTIVAL FUN IN THE SUNSHINE: Thousands enjoy the sun at double celebration. |
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485 |
| Susan sets sights on the savannah; CHARITY CYCLE RIDE IN EAST AFRICA TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SCOPE. |
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282 |
| Take your seats for luxury trip; ORIENT EXPRESS ON THE WAY TO CITY. |
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233 |
| Taxi boss hits back in rank dispute. |
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289 |
| Teenager killed in M-way horror. |
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159 |
| TEENAGER KILLED IN M-WAY HORROR; Victim, 17 thrown out of car. |
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221 |
| Teenager killed in M6 crash horror. |
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107 |
| Teenagers' drive time. |
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152 |
| TENNIS: Rusedski sets his sights on US Open. |
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232 |
| Third boy sentenced over cottage arson; 12-YEAR-OLD DIDN'T UNDERSTAND RISK OF KILLING SOMEONE, SAYS JUDGE. |
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348 |
| Throw away art, but a lasting message. |
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192 |
| Town in mourning for Holly and Jessica. |
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223 |
| Union issues safety advice. |
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148 |
| Video tapes 'show al-Qaida terror training'. |
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176 |
| Voice of the movies dies. |
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125 |
| Wheel test for group. |
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132 |
| Woman in robbery bid terror. |
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104 |
| Women in bid to open sex shop; Plans lodged for first adults-only store in town. |
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325 |
| Work starts on hotel revamp. |
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174 |
| Workers flee as city waste plant hit by blaze. |
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170 |
| Wreaths laid to help heal wounds of war; JAPANESE AND BRITISH VETERANS GATHER AT CATHEDRAL SERVICE. |
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366 |
| Young arsonist sentenced over cottage blaze. |
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167 |
August 19, 2002
