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Ushered to bed early, we would listen to the sound of adult voices playing Trivial Pursuit downstairs and giggle about Dad convincing everyone he was right, even – or especially – when he was wrong.
Family life 2011
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Ushered into rehab by another former addict, Elton John, Robbie Williams who once seemed to be on a rapid downhill spiral has spent the summer wowing stadium crowds in a reunion with Take That.
Notable & Quotable 2011
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Pernicious result: Ushered in the era of "too big to fail" by letting the banks use their own models to determine their capital ratios.
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Pernicious result: Ushered in an era of worldwide protectionism.
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Pernicious result: Ushered in an era of worldwide protectionism.
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Pernicious result: Ushered in an era of worldwide protectionism.
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Ushered along my journalistic route by Flannery's network of IRA contacts, I found myself entering Sinn Fein headquarters through locked, double metal gates that brought to mind a fortress or a prison.
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Pernicious result: Ushered in the era of "too big to fail" by letting the banks use their own models to determine their capital ratios.
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Ushered along my journalistic route by Flannery's network of IRA contacts, I found myself entering Sinn Fein headquarters through locked, double metal gates that brought to mind a fortress or a prison.
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Pernicious result: Ushered in the era of "too big to fail" by letting the banks use their own models to determine their capital ratios.
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