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Tag Archives: times of london
Holocaust Victims Have Had Enough Compensation Says French Court
From the Times of London: The French State was responsible for deporting Jews during the Second World War, the top judicial authority ruled for the first time yesterday, but it dismayed families of victims by declaring that they had already … Continue reading
Posted in France, Holocaust
Tagged civil law matters, french state, holocaust victims, judicial authority, nazi occupation, times of london
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Sleaze Stops Edwards From VP Possibility
From the Times of London: SCRATCH John Edwards off the list of potential vice-presidential candidates. The former White House contender, who had been hoping to get the nod from Barack Obama, is in the midst of a full-blown sex scandal. … Continue reading
Posted in Adultery, John Edwards
Tagged John Edwards, senator john edwards, sex scandal, sleaze, times of london
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He was on the roadtrip of a lifetime, chugging across the US at the wheel of an exquisite vintage Torino with a young, blonde, beautiful … workmate
Dave Gorman writes for the Times of London: The hotel receptionist stared at me with what seemed undue suspicion. “So … you want a room?” he asked, his tone of voice suggesting that he found the idea faintly absurd. “Yes,” … Continue reading
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Tagged brain, colleague, dave gorman, hotel ness, hotel reception, hotel receptionist, hoteliers, lifetime, question mark, roadtrip, suspicion, swimming the channel, times of london, tiny lobby, toenails, tone of voice, torino, true meaning, wheel, workmate
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