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Obituary: Dame Nita Barrow
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Ruth Nita Barrow, nurse and public servant: born Barbados 15
November 1916; Sister Tutor, Kingston School of Nursing, Jamaica
1952-54; Matron, UCH, Jamaica 1954-56; Principal Nursing Officer,
Jamaica 1956-63; World Health Organisation nursing adviser,
Caribbean Area 1964-71, associate director, Medical Commission,
World Council of Churches 1971-75, director 1975-81; DA 1980, GCMG
1990; FRCN 1980; ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary and
Permanent Representative of Barbados to the Unit...
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 "The Independent (London, England)")
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 "AAP Sports News (Australia)")
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Crik: Schedule for 2002-03 Australian tour of West Indies
AAP Sports News (Australia)
; 00-00-0000 Crik: Schedule for 2002-03 Australian tour of West Indies ST.JOHN'S, ANTIGUA, Oct 15 Reuters - Schedule of matches for Australia's 2002-03 cricket tour of West Indies. April 5-7 - Australia v Guyanese Cricket Board President's XI, Georgetown April 10-14 - First test, Australia v West
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Crik: Lara leads West Indies fight back
AAP Sports News (Australia)
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The Independent - London
; FOR THE best part of two decades, the West Indies dominated world cricket with a power and panache that won them an army of supporters beyond the Caribbean and outside the ranks of the West Indian diaspora. Offended as Norman Tebbitt was by second-generation blacks who backed the ancestral homeland
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Cricket: Johnson zest propels Zimbabwe into final Zimbabwe 256-4 West Indies 186-8 Zimbabwe win by 70 runs West Indies humiliated as their bowling, batting and fielding is found wanting against inspired Africans
The Independent - London
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Cricket: Drakes seals record-breaking West Indies win Australia 240 & 417 West Indies 240 & 418-7 West Indies win by 3 wickets
The Independent - London
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Cricket: Drakes seals record-breaking West Indies win; Australia 240 & 417 West Indies 240 & 418-7 West Indies win by 3 wickets.(Sport)
The Independent (London, England)
; WEST INDIES made the highest-ever fourth innings winning total to beat Australia by three wickets in the fourth and final Test yesterday to avoid an unprecedented home whitewash. West Indies, set 418 to win and 3-0 down in the series, reached the historic target with an unbeaten eighth-wicket
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Cricket: Miller destroys West Indies' ambitions West Indies 391 and 141 Australia 403 and 98-4
The Independent - London
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CRIK: West Indies frustrated by bad weather
AAP Sports News (Australia)
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 "The Economist (US)")
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How's that. (England's national cricket team performs well against the West Indies in 1995)
The Economist (US)
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