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"That is why we've been determined, whenever the Yantar comes into British wider waters, we track it, we deter it and we say to Putin we are ready, and we do that alongside allies."

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Finch said "clear" health and safety issues were raised by contractors - including flags wrapping around lamp columns in wet and windy conditions and potentially coming into contact with lights - which could create a fire risk.

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But coming into the game, the Trojans were shooting 25% from long range.

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The blur rounds a tent and comes into view for just a second.

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A far more valuable book had come into his hands—really, what were the odds?—and the truth had been revealed.

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

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