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IN the early 1950s, Joe 'Spud' Murphy used to stop into Savage's grocers in Swords on his way home from work to pick up some essentials for his young family in Donabate. After complaining to Mrs Savage that the bland packet of crisps imported from England that he'd bought for his homeward journey were too often stale, chewy and tasteless, she retorted: 'Well why in blazes don't you make them yourself, then?' Little did Mrs Savage know then the impact that her words would have on Joe, who went on to produce a unique brand of crisps, and in the process, change Irish food forever... [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article emphasizes the crucial role citizens play in shaping democracy, underscoring the impact of their actions on the country's history.

The article explores the historical transformation of the Republican Party in Texas, suggesting a philosophical and ideological switch. It highlights the shift from the Republican Party of Abraham Lincoln to a party perceived as adopting the views reminiscent of the Southern Dixiecrat Party. It mentions that the narrative attributes this transformation to legislative acts, particularly the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act, leading to a contemporary GOP.

are you reading now? THE Need by Helen Phillips ? it's about an exhausted mother of young children who works at an archaeology dig site and starts unearthing all sorts of impossible artefacts. Then, one night, a stranger with a deer head appears in her living room and starts to threaten her family. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

are you reading now? THE Need by Helen Phillips ? it's about an exhausted mother of young children who works at an archaeology dig site and starts unearthing all sorts of impossible artefacts. Then, one night, a stranger with a deer head appears in her living room and starts to threaten her family. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

BOBBY CHARLTON always said a day did not go by when his mind didn't go back to the Munich air disaster in 1958, a tragedy which claimed the life of eight of the then 20-year-old's Manchester United team-mates. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

BOBBY awoke on his back in the snow, still strapped into his seat, 40 yards from the plane. Everything ached, but his head most of all. He was bleeding, aware of the smoke and the grit in the air. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

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The article offers information on the former President Donald Trump seethed about his legal troubles and blamed them on malicious prosecutors; and mentions that the comments carry the echoes of racist messages that have proliferated in years.

As frontman of Primal Scream Bobby Gillespie is considered a godfather of the indie/dance hybrid that gave popular music in these islands a shot in the arm in the Nineties. Their seminal Screamadellica album won the first Mercury Prize in 1992. Jehnny Beth fronted Savages the rightly acclaimed London post-punk band who were themselves nominated for the Mercury Prize for both their albums Silence Yourself and Adore Life in 2013 and 2016 respectively. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article discusses the unprecedented relation of education, race and politics with the Tennessee State University (TSU), Nashville, Tennessee. It mentions that since the university has opened, it has continuously endured racial issues and external pressures most probably because of the Jim Crow state and local laws in the U.S. that was implemented to protect white's society and negate the separate but equal. It informs that such racial practices feared governor to risk his career to stop.

The article offers information related to the economic impact of agriculture in Texas which was flourished under sound trade policies and the reports concerning the Texas agricultural cash receipts. Topics discussed include ratifying the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) can provide support to the agriculture; USMCA modernizes and improves the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) for helping agriculture; and expanding domestic agriculture exports directly attributes to NAFTA.

The article congratulates the football team Clarendon Broncos for their victory and expresses gratitude to coaches and players that had a winning part in the football games.

Much has changed in the beautiful game, but it seems the way footballers walk - with a certain swagger, attractive to the ladies - has been that way for decades. 'Footballers have a way of walking,' recalls Elsie, Lady Robson, of the day she first met her future husband, whom she calls Bob, at a dance in Newcastle. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

I AM deeply saddened by the death of Jimmy Armfield. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

NEWCASTLE UNITED legend Bobby Moncur maintains that teams deserve the 'big club' tag by winning trophies. Commenting on the study in yesterday's Sportsmail, Moncur said the rankings of Chelsea (4th) and Manchester City (5th) in the 'big clubs' league table were justified despite owners splashing hundreds of millions of pounds in recent years. Newcastle were listed ninth in our findings, one place above rivals Sunderland, who Moncur later joined. But rather than claim the North-East clubs — with their loyal and sizeable fanbase — should reside above the likes of Chelsea and Manchester City, Moncur said: 'For me, a big club is one that wins trophies.' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

NEWCASTLE UNITED legend Bobby Moncur maintains that teams deserve the 'big club' tag by winning trophies. Commenting on the study in yesterday's Sportsmail, Moncur said the rankings of Chelsea (4th) and Manchester City (5th) in the 'big clubs' league table were justified despite owners splashing hundreds of millions of pounds in recent years. Newcastle were listed ninth in our findings, one place above rivals Sunderland, who Moncur later joined. But rather than claim the North-East clubs — with their loyal and sizeable fanbase — should reside above the likes of Chelsea and Manchester City, Moncur said: 'For me, a big club is one that wins trophies.' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

OVER its 55 years, the BBC TV quiz show University Challenge has produced some memorable student competitors as a result of their erudition, nerd-like characteristics or the way they flirt with question master Jeremy Paxman. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

OVER its 55 years, the BBC TV quiz show University Challenge has produced some memorable student competitors as a result of their erudition, nerd-like characteristics or the way they flirt with question master Jeremy Paxman. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

OVER its 55 years, the BBC TV quiz show University Challenge has produced some memorable student competitors as a result of their erudition, nerd-like characteristics or the way they flirt with question master Jeremy Paxman. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reports that Freeman Martin, the shooter at a church in San Antonio, Texas in November 2017, was denied license to carry a gun by the state, according to State Governor Chris Cuomo.

The article talks about Raise the Wage Act, which would raise the federal minimum wage to 15 U.S. dollars an hour, as of July 2017.

HELENA, Mont. - In the weeks leading up to Montana's special congressional election, Democrat Rob Quist and his surrogates fanned out across college campuses throughout the state, hoping to tap into a trove of progressive votes in a place where conservative values are as sturdy as the nearby Rocky Mountains. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

IT'S over 40 years since I scored the last of my 249 goals for Manchester United, so I must admit that I have become used to the honour of being the club's all-time top goalscorer! [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

IT'S over 40 years since I scored the last of my 249 goals for Manchester United, so I must admit that I have become used to the honour of being the club's all-time top goalscorer! We have had some incredible strikers here at Old Trafford and they have scored a lot of goals, but it has been fairly obvious for a while that Wayne Rooney was the one likeliest to break my record, and now that day has come, I would be lying to say that I'm not disappointed to have lost the record. However, I can honestly say that I'm delighted for Wayne. He deserves his place in history. He is a true great for club and country, and it is fitting that he is now the highest goalscorer for both United and England. It has been great to watch him every week since his arrival at Old Trafford in 2004; he set the tone with a hat-trick on his debut and he has thrilled us all in the years since. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reflects on past presidents and interim presidents of the Tennessee State University (TSU) in Nashville, Tennessee and the changes made in the university during their tenure. Andrew P. Torrence was named the University's third president in 1968 and the University strengthened its focus on academics and introduced a broader array of offerings during his tenure. Roy P. Peterson was appointed interim president of TSU in 1985 who broadened University's relationships in the region.

The article reports on the arrestment of Bobby Reed Mooring, an Emergency Medical Technician in Grand Saline, Texas for possession of child pornography.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including one on women's right to vote, one on the case of George Zimmerman, who a jury found him not guilty of a murder, and another one on the abortion bill passed by the Texas Legislature.

THREE years ago, political commentator Andrew Neil asked Sally Bercow whether her Twitter pronouncements were 'provocative' and might lead her to say 'something you regret'. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience on a journey to Burma focusing on Sikhs community and their culture in Burma.

SIR Bobby Robson managed Newcastle in seven Tyne-Wear derbies. In memory of the great man, who beat cancer five times before passing away in 2009, we recall some memorable moments. For more info on Sir Bobby's Foundation, log on at: www.sirbobbyrobsonfoundation.org.uk [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Patent reform is mixed bag for life sciences" by Kristin Jones in the November 26, 2011 issue, "Mayor, Read the Smoke Signals" by Mickey Maurer in the November 28 issue, and one on medical care by Sheila Kennedy in the November 21 issue.

HE'S one of the most divisive figures in modern politics, with a talent for making enemies — and a fearsomely outspoken wife. On Saturday, in the first of two extracts from a new biography, we revealed how Commons Speaker John Bercow's teenage suffering at the hands of bullies only made him more determined to claw his way to the top. Today, we look at the betrayals and U-turns that made him an outcast in his own party . . [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

HE'S one of the most divisive figures in modern politics, with a talent for making enemies — and a fearsomely outspoken wife. On Saturday, in the first of two extracts from a new biography, we revealed how Commons Speaker John Bercow's teenage suffering at the hands of bullies only made him more determined to claw his way to the top. Today, we look at the betrayals and U-turns that made him an outcast in his own party . . [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

HE DIDN'T stand a chance. At almost a foot shorter than his tormentors, John Bercow was easily whisked up and carried — kicking and screaming — to the school pond. As the other teenagers laughed, he was tossed in. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

In this article the author discusses aspects of the two bipartisan alternative teacher licensure bills being debated in the State Capitol in Minnesota.

In this article the author discusses aspects on the severity of immigration problems in the U.S. He is critical on the major developments in immigration policies and practices in conjunction with the country's economic interests. He also speculates on the case of Sanjay Mavinkurve, an Indian who hold an H-1B temporary visa for high-skilled workers and the impact of immigration policy on the skill level of the American workforce.

ENGLAND supporters will be devastated if Fabio Capello's team fail to reach the quarter-finals of the World Cup by losing to Germany in Bloemfontein this afternoon. But as long as the team have stretched every sinew and used up every last ounce of effort and energy, they will accept it. What they will not accept is excuses. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]