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The monarch made her first Christmas broadcast live on the radio in 1952 the year of her accession and the annual message was first shown on TV in 1957. She has made a Christmas Day speech every year except in 1969, when she decided the royals had been on TV enough after an unprecedented family documentary. |
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The monarch made her first Christmas broadcast live on the radio in 1952 the year of her accession and the annual message was first shown on TV in 1957. She has made a Christmas Day speech every year except in 1969, when she decided the royals had been on TV enough after an unprecedented family documentary. |
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The monarch made her first Christmas broadcast live on the radio in 1952 the year of her accession and the annual message was first shown on TV in 1957. She has made a Christmas Day speech every year except in 1969, when she decided the royals had been on TV enough after an unprecedented family documentary. |
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The monarch made her first Christmas broadcast live on the radio in 1952 the year of her accession and the annual message was first shown on TV in 1957. She has made a Christmas Day speech every year except in 1969, when she decided the royals had been on TV enough after an unprecedented family documentary. |
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The monarch made her first Christmas broadcast live on the radio in 1952 the year of her accession and the annual message was first shown on TV in 1957. She has made a Christmas Day speech every year except in 1969, when she decided the royals had been on TV enough after an unprecedented family documentary. |
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Every year Marshall, 66, a teaching assistant, cooks literal truckloads of food for Washington residents in need of a meal at Christmas. She does it at Thanksgiving, too. She deploys a small army of volunteers to come to her home, package the food and deliver it citywide. |
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‘Abuse does not stop for the holidays’ Samantha Evans (34) from Belfast is a NSPCC helpline practitioner. Our whole team will be working over Christmas," she says. "The NSPCC helpline is for adults who are phoning with concerns for children. We provide a lot of advice, information and guidance. |
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The camper Raelene Johnson bought for $500 looks as ready as she is for Christmas with her son this year. A garland of colored lights wanders around its single room around the sofa bed, the white stacked washer and dryer, and the itty-bitty sink. Around the broken fridge and the mini-stove finally fixed after years of disrepair. |
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WASHINGTON — Carolyn Marshall needs more turkey. Actually, four more turkeys. Make that three, because she does have that one already in the freezer. A quick run to Walmart, 68 cents per pound, defrost, prepare, bake, cool, cut, and then Marshall should be ready for Christmas. She will be feeding 700 people. |
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For some persons and families, it will not be a happy Christmas. Personal crises do not choose a season to come visit our lives. We have no control when we have to face sickness and death. Unwelcome as they are in these holidays days, I know of people getting sick and dying in these days of Christmas. |
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Lapides Asset Management Llc decreased its stake in Mitel Networks Corp (MITL) by 28.04% based on its latest 2018Q3 regulatory filing with the SEC. Lapides Asset Management Llc sold 77,000 shares as the company’s stock 0.00% . The institutional investor held 197,600 shares of the radio and.... |
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