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In the very old days in Europe a musician would come to a new city with a letter of recommendation from a local patron. Beethoven had one, Chopin had one -- it was common practice. These days we rely more on resumes, CV's, e-mails and phone calls. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Red poppy an emblem of remembrance Saturday, November 07, 2009 Ishrat Hyatt Islamabad Those television viewers who are observant may have noticed that a number of persons shown on the screen these days are wearing a red poppy in their lapels... Full Article at The News
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Favourite: There is fevered speculation that the Home Secretary is being lined up for the powerful EU role The decision over whether David Miliband will be appointed the EU's first 'foreign minister' is set to be made as early as this Monday. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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As Style Blog sadly wrapped up an amazing 15 days spent in Nihon (aka Japan) and headed home via a train trip and two flights (with a short "stopover" in Christchurch of all places!) we started to ponder about all things Japanese. Full Article at TVNZ
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DISCOUNTED tickets have helped Eurostar to post a rise in passenger numbers over the summer as holidaymakers escaped to the Continent. Full Article at The Scotsman
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He walked up to me and voluntarily took himself off the team. That's it
– Doug Marrone SOURCE: Denver Post -
I would like to apologize to my team and the coaching staff and Washaun Ealey ... Football is a very physical and emotional game, but there is no excuse for my actions.
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In recent weeks, a number of our major corporate clients have eased their business travel restrictions. Although it is early days, this may be a sign of an upturn.
– Richard Brown (politician) SOURCE: The Scotsman
