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Michael Vaughan is set to quit as England captain after five years in the position, where he won more Tests than any of his predecessors and led England to their first Ashes victory in 18 years.
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via Setanta Sports @ 13:04 3rd Aug
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IF you can‘t smile in your job anymore, then you must know it is time to quit,” says Grahamstown Arts Festival executive director Lynette Marais, who is retiring after almost 20 years with the festival.
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via Herald South Africa @ 9:33 24th Jun
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Arguments I will point out again, and again if necessary. Amazon has a choice. They can choose to lower or completely stop discounting books that offer them only a 20-39% discount. They can accept the fact that, on the bookselling side of this equation, they are a retailer and accept 40% off list, standard, like every other bookseller. In other words, they can quit trying to put the brick-and-mortar bookstores out of business and play fair. They apparently haven't chosen to be fair, to compete on a level playing field. In my mind, this puts their honesty in question. On the printing side of things, Amazon can quit acting like a two-bit thug and clean up BookSurge's act, the quality issues, that sort of thing. They could strive for the best, most consistent quality and lower their prices a notch, and compete--fairly and honestly.
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via PublishersWeekly.com @ 6:15 14th Aug
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via Epoch Times @ 18:41 5th Jul
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England captain Michael Vaughan leaves the field after being given out for 0 runs during the second test match at Headingley, Leeds , northern England, last month. Vaughan and Paul Collingwood have announced they were stepping down as England's Test and one-day captains.
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via Turkish Press @ 14:48 3rd Aug
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Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has announced he will stand down within months, saying a corruption case involving him is hurting his family.
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via BBC @ 23:12 30th Jul
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Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has announced he will stand down within months, saying a corruption case involving him is hurting his family.
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via BBC @ 17:03 30th Jul
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Shell was considering pulling out of Zimbabwe last night amid claims that President Robert Mugabe was reserving the distribution of fuel at petrol pumps for party supporters.
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via Guardian Unlimited @ 22:25 5th Jul
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Zimbabwe's opposition MDC will announce on Monday whether the party will withdraw from the 27 June presidential run-off, a party source told the BBC.
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via BBC @ 14:48 21st Jun
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French President Nicholas Sarkozy, who brokered the ceasefire in Georgia, has urged Moscow to remove its troops quickly from the west of the country.
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via BBC @ 3:12 24th Aug
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via Telegraph @ 13:03 3rd Aug
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Cricket was rocked to the core last night when half the England side revealed they would turn their backs on the three lions to pick up a fat pay cheque.
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via Mirror @ 9:24 24th Jun
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Almost half of UK military personnel are ready to leave the forces, a Ministry of Defence survey suggests.
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via BBC @ 8:16 10th Jul
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What they know and the general public doesn't know is that a great majority of people who do sign up only attend about 57 days out of the full year while some drop out completely, thus affording more space in the gym for more people to sign up and fail to show.
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via NG4.com @ 16:47 5th Jul
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Steiff, the firm that has made teddy bears for over a century, said on Wednesday it planned to move production back from China to Germany because poor standards there left some of its stuffed toys in a sorry state.
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via Reuters @ 21:34 2nd Jul
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Steiff, the firm that has made teddy bears for over a century, said on Wednesday it planned to move production back from China to Germany because poor standards there left some of its stuffed toys in a sorry state.
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via Reuters UK @ 21:34 2nd Jul
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All the news, results, gossip and stats from the European Championship finals in Austria and Switzerland
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via Mail on Sunday @ 16:04 23rd Jun
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FENGCHENG, China: As a reward for winning an Olympic gold medal in flatwater canoeing four years ago, Yang Wenjun — the son of peasant rice farmers — was handed the deed to a three-bedroom apartment here in a neighborhood called Sunny City.
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via International Herald Tribune @ 14:44 21st Jun
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Michael Vaughan's fate in becoming a former England captain yesterday was sealed the moment he was handed a roof tiler to open the bowling at Headingley.
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via Sunday Mirror @ 8:21 4th Aug
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Michael Vaughan has quit as England's most successful Test captain ever, claiming five years in the job had started to turn him into a cynical old man.
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via Sunday Mirror @ 8:21 4th Aug
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andmonkey was determined to quit his blog. Sniping away at life and politics in Egypt had become too risky, he said, even under the cover of his anonymous online moniker. Too much of a chance the government thugs would hurt him or someone close to him, or smash his computer equipment. He wasn’t alone in his worry. The dozen or so bloggers who had gathered in the offices of a fledgling Cairo newspaper were freaked out by the four-year prison term given to a twenty-two-year-old former law school student for criticizing President Hosni Mubarak and for “religious incitement.” The blogger had called Mubarak “the symbol of tyranny” and said Muslims who attacked a Coptic Christian church had “revealed their true ugly face.” He had blasted Al-Azhar University, a revered center of Islamic learning, as “the other face of the coin of
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via Columbia Journalism Review @ 20:07 5th Aug
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If you would like to quit your job and start working at home, you will probably want to start an online business. You may think that it is not easy to do so. You may also think that you will not have the capital to start your business. However, the fact is that you do not need to invest a lot in order to start your own online business.
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via The Article Net @ 16:50 9th Aug
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Paul Collingwood has admitted he was forced to quit as England one-day captain because the extra workload had begun to affect his play.
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via In The News.co.uk @ 8:21 4th Aug
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