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Hauke notes that this portrayal departs significantly from the diversity of roles described in Old Norse sources.

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The defence ministry said the devices "departed and were never recovered".

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If England win, no achievement across the next two years would match up, even with a return Ashes series in the UK before captain and coach are due to depart.

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Buses, which typically depart from more convenient urban locations, have generally been considered the cheapest way to travel between cities when measured against planes or even trains.

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It's going to be one helluva journey, no matter the mode of transport, so we need something to tune into and something to be sick of hearing before we've even departed these shores.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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