 "Daily Post (Liverpool, England)")
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GREAT UNANSWERED QUESTION No 235; Stephen McMillan.(Features)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England); 3/27/2006; 27 words
; WHY does Cisse seem to be a swear word at Anfield? He's amon the Reds top-scorers, netted two in two but couldn't even make the bench for the derby. Why isn't he given a chance?
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Stephen Lewton made a great start; Golf northwest.(News)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England); 2/6/2007; 63 words
; England international Stephen Lewton made a great start to his month in Australia by winning the 36-hole Avondale Medal in New South Wales. The 23-year-old from Woburn carded rounds ...
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 "Sunday Mirror (London, England)")
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Letter: Your Say - STEPHEN'S A GREAT LAUGH.(Letters)
Sunday Mirror (London, England); 3/25/2007; 47 words
; ... week and I want to say keep up the good work. I just love Niall O'Loughlin's cartoons and I make a cup of tea before I read Stephen Maguire's column. Then I settle back, put my feet up and have a great oul laugh. Keep them coming! S Forbes, Co Mayo.
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Stephen King says he's retiring and nobody believes him. But, if it's true, says Stephen Phelan, America is losing a literary great; Exit The King
The Sunday Herald; 3/10/2002; Stephen Phelan; 787 words
; ... magic) slog and agonise, their great works conducted incrementally ... it were a phoenix feather. Stephen King, on the other hand, has ... opined that "it's unlikely that Stephen will stop writing". Kerry Hood ... t. There's no denying that Stephen King is one of the world's ...
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Cricket: Australia's real great barrier World's best have failed in India for 35 years - and may do so yet again. Stephen Brenkley reports
The Independent on Sunday; 10/3/2004; Stephen Brenkley; 787 words
; ... Gilchrist added two more in his next four. Australia are contemplating batting Gilchrist in Ponting's place at three. Gilchrist is a great cricketer, but since he is already wicketkeeper and replacement captain that might be a task too far. The depth and quality ...
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Cricket: The Interview: Billy Bowden: 'Take one ball at a time, seize the moment, be in the zone' The great showman of umpires is deadly serious about his decision- making. Stephen Brenkley talks to the man in the middle of a dramatic series
The Independent on Sunday; 8/21/2005; Stephen Brenkley; 787 words
; Billy Bowden was still buzzing two days after the great Test match at Old Trafford. This is not necessarily a yardstick for the epic nature of the contest, since Billy spends his entire ...
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CANNES OF SQUIRMS The great French film festival kicks off tomorrow. But the resort is also playing host to another event ... the world's biggest festival of pornography. STEPHEN WALKER, got an invite to the sleaziest party in town
Evening Standard - London; 5/11/1999; Stephen Walker; 787 words
; ... Sure." The man opened a drawer. "Will five invitations be enough?" The Private yacht was moored at the far end of the pier, a great, gleaming wedding-cake of a boat, an explicit testament to the size of the industry, said to be 10 times more profitable than ...
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Cricket: Jones the pace ready with a quick answer With the benefit of two Tests on the fringes, the latest great hope wants a little more. Stephen Brenkley meets him
The Independent - London; 6/30/2002; Stephen Brenkley; 787 words
; ... that batsmen know, the heavy breathing and stuff like that. Their eyes open a little bit more and some back away. It can be a great feeling." It can also, it should always be remembered, get wickets at the other end. Jones is not afraid to take advice, willingly ...
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INTO THE TEETH OF THE OGRE; Anderl Heckmair, who died this week, was among the first to conquer the mighty Eiger. Stephen Goodwin explores the allure of the Alps' greatest - and most dangerous - summit.(News)
The Independent (London, England); 2/5/2005; Goodwin, Stephen; 787 words
; Byline: Stephen Goodwin The facts seemed to be beyond dispute ... mad. A modest man, who in later life took great enjoyment in leading nothing more dramatic ... the Eiger by its defining feature, the great north wall that looms above the calm pastures ...
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 "The Mirror (London, England)")
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Stephen Hendry's column: Abuse and threats can't hide the fact Tyson's still a great.(Sport)
The Mirror (London, England); 1/15/1999; Hendry, Stephen; 654 words
; THEY say there's no such thing as bad publicity but Mike Tyson's been taking that a bit far this week. The four-letter words, the death threats, the insults, the tasteless sexual jibes - it's all nothing more than over-the-top marketing in the crazy world that is boxing. Tyson simply wouldn't
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