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| Theoretically, a couple could open four Tesco accounts and earn 3% on £12,000 – £360. |
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| Meanwhile, Bank of Scotland customers earn 3% on balances of £3,000-£5,000 when they add the free Vantage option to their account. |
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| With this, in theory, you are able to access your money whenever you like. |
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| That 3% rate also applies to Nectar cardholders looking to borrow from £15,001-£19,999 over a period of between two and three years. |
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| Sulphur is a key plant nutrient vital to healthy growth, but UK soils are naturally deficient in this essential mineral. |
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| Fast forward to 2016 and this is increasingly worthy of attention. |
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| Surprising as it may seem, even acid rain clouds can have a silver lining. |
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| The world may be enraging and absurd – yet at least someone has the self-respect to keep protesting against that fact. |
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| You end up listening more acutely for the next noise and getting more irritated when it comes. |
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| That’s just legitimately horrendous. |
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| It’s fair to say that Rocco Catalano works, lives and breathes retro. |
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| I think that’s why they immersed themselves in pattern and colour. |
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| Catalano moved back to the area after living in London and then Glasgow, where he had studied jewellery design at Glasgow School of Art. |
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| “I loved the tropical colours,” he says. |
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| “I visit the degree shows at Northampton University to spot new talent,” he says. |
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| But, when I suggest that she get Frank to model for her, she laughs. |
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| Naturally, the office landscape features many clothes and little in the way of food. |
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| Wintour herself appears briefly, and is filmed putting her sunglasses on before being interviewed. |
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| I looked at motocross and the more I looked, this one woman’s face kept coming up, in photographs that looked as if they were from the 1970s. |
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| I love to play with that and I am always looking for muses that fit that bill because it is so interesting making a collection when I find one. |
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| At best it is naive and at worst it would yet again let the shooting lobby off the hook. |
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| Their head of nature policy, Jeff Knott, stated: “I’d be amazed if either a ban or licensing was introduced off the back of it”. |
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| The RSPB’s stance has also brought it into conflict with many leading conservationists, from the author of the petition, Mark Avery, to the TV presenter Chris Packham. |
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| Let’s just say he’s wrong. |
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| And what about Australia’s position? |
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| On this, one diary point in Morocco will be the middle Saturday, when developed countries get to publicly question each other about their plans and ambitions. |
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| “We are actively thinking of possible ways to limit the scope of litigation to only those with a real standing in a project,” he was quoted as saying. |
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| “Celtic Sea cod could collapse,” without the proposed limits, one EU official said. |
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| But big reductions have also been pencilled in for cod, sole, plaice, megrim and pollack in the Celtic and Irish Seas. |
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| Conservationists welcomed the commission’s announcement. |
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| Only 50 were marketplaces. |
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| “Agora was invitation-only but many of these marketplaces are easily accessible if you know how to search,” Dr Lee adds. |
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| They didn’t have them in our day, and people without children express through their disapproval all their hatred of modern parenting. |
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| I don’t call it a beast lightly. |
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| Day three, I was back on the EMicro. |
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| The world – and by extension the UK – is facing a shortage of people with the skills needed to mount an effective defence. |
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| Companies may try to set up a firewall between sensitive systems and foreign powers, but it does not always work. |
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| But they can at least lay booby-traps to confuse and deter – a concept known as “active defence”. |
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| After I discovered a rich seam of internet discussion on the subject, my list had grown inordinately long and covered almost every state in the union. |
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| I spotted a few. |
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| My next stop was Bellingham, right up near the Canadian border. |
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| Back on the train, we continue southwards. |
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| A small town with two minarets glides by. |
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| At each station, a red-capped guard presides over the platform and a wheel-tapper walks along the train with a hammer, gently knocking the undercarriage. |
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| Afterwards, browse at the morning market (6.30-10am): rice lollipops, wasp cocoons (the pupae are considered a delicacy), buffalo lung, betel-nut bark and leaves, live toads and catfish. |
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| The intervention is potentially the most far-reaching by Beijing since the 1997 handover of Hong Kong from the UK. |
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| The oath involves lawmakers swearing allegiance to Hong Kong as part of the People’s Republic of China. |
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| The Hong Kong government, which is led by pro-Beijing lawmakers, have argued that the pair should not take office. |
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| “Beijing believes its intervention is necessary to prevent a continued legislative paralysis in the city,” he said. |
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| Hong Kong, meanwhile, appears to be bracing for a wave of protests. |
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| He told the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show: “A general election is frankly the last thing that the Government wants.” |
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| It is his dream to end his career here. |
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| To draw a game you have dominated is easy to brush off, but to do so three times is a row suggests a weakness. |
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| We are so disappointed because we have dropped six points playing at home. |
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| That was definitely the case for Andy when he played Benoît Paire in Monte Carlo in April. |
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| But right now everything is out of kilter and he seems to be seeking answers all the time. |
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| I also wonder whether the Davis Cup played a part. |
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| The annual survey also revealed that worries about taking on fresh financial burdens has rocketed. |
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| Ms Hopley added: “The spike in political risk should not go unnoticed.” |
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| News of the company’s deceit - which had run for years - wiped tens of billions of euros from VW's value and cost chief executive Martin Winterkorn his job. |
| s-261
| It has also opened VW up to huge compensation claims, legal action and has seen it take more than €16bn of provisions. |
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| The probe began in June, focusing on Mr Winterkorn and brand chief Herbert Diess, who remains at the car maker. |
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| He was promoted to chairman in October 2015, the month after the scandal was unearthed. |
| s-264
| Businesses had expected to start contracting in July, immediately after the Brexit vote, but instead have managed to keep growing steadily. |
| s-265
| Retail and wholesale businesses expanded as shoppers remained upbeat, and consumer services companies also grew. |
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| There will be limits to his ability to spend, however, as the Government is still running a substantial budget deficit. |
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| The cost will change monthly and the price is expected to rise in winter as usage increases. |
| s-268
| Eon’s fixed rate tariff costs £760 and Avro Energy customers would pay around £760 for its Simple and Select tariff. |
| s-269
| Or is it an expensive standard or prepayment tariff? |
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| An investor with average luck and £10,000 in bonds could expect to receive £125 in prizes per year. |
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| If they did, Premium Bonds would be indistinguishable from ordinary savings accounts. |
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| The money invested in Premium Bonds, and in other National Savings & Investments accounts, is used to help fund Government spending. |
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| This has not stopped investors flocking to put their money in the funds. |
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| It was followed by the Aviva Investors Multi Strategy Target Return and Income funds, into which investors put £2bn and £1.4bn respectively. |
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| This means that they have not benefited from the uplift that the fall in sterling has given to overseas assets. |
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| Adidas is helping to clean up the Earth's oceans by using the waste floating around the world to make shoes. |
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| The consumer can boost the demand for change. |
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| A major report in January said oceans would contain more plastic than fish by 2050 unless the world took radical action to stop rubbish leaking into the seas. |
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| After some genius surgery and a lot of very tough rehab, I have made a full recovery. |
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| Warning that the NHS was now under 'enormous pressure,' he urged the public to take more responsibility for their own health. |
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| Four in 10 adults have been injured due to bad weather while nine in 10 underestimate how chilly Britain can get in the winter time. |
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| They will play on Saturday, 10 June. |
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| Last year was an incredible year and I’m ready for us to come back even better in 2017. |
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| She started out at the RSC in the mid-Sixties playing an asylum-inmate in Marat/Sade. |
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| The dress is contemporary. |
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| Where does all her energy come from? Or that voice, which can blast out with a force to induce shockwaves? |
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| Her neck pushes forward in vein-accentuating confrontation, her hands shake. |
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| But having allowed Glenda to score such a blinder, who can blame it? |
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| He worked on the news and current affairs side of radio and TV for decades. |
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| In theory, if done right, it’s un-detectable. |
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| Drop the mic. |
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| According to the director's own count, to date he has made eight feature films. |
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| 'Cinema had changed so drastically that Hollywood had alienated the family audience.' |
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| From the director's point of view, the film is a precarious balancing act, between cheery family hijinks and hard-hitting social drama. |
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| On one level, it works as an amiable, unpretentious heartwarmer that seems tailor-made for Sunday afternoon viewing. |
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| And, of course, there's Bob, a constant source of entertainment. |
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| The result, then, is hardly the cat's pyjamas. |
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| To modern audiences, most of whom will have little experience of frontline conflict, Doss’s feats belong to the realm of the unimaginable. |
| s-299
| Doss’s story also has an unlikely quality to it that makes it all the more appealing. |
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| All the medics were armed, except me. |