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Nothing against football but it‘s the University of Edinburgh plugging this. "Some have suggested that great stadiums should be seen as an important part of the social and cultural fabric of the city. " zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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i wanted to know what the houses looked like not what the king did

A fascinating insight into Hans Christian Andersen by Prof Johs. Norregaard Frandsen. Thankyou! I am composing a new stagework about Andersen and his friendship with Charles Dickens - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jdxypbmFs57Ienk.html. Bw Stephen Guy Daltry

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A reputable historian using the information garnered from several gladiator tombstones estimated their average age at death as 27. Hansen said it was 33, but I think we can safely discount his claim.

Nice information

Nice information

Australia didn't see British settlers intol 1788. That's the 18th century not the 17th

This is not how it sounds!

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Awesome!

The dung-hill of post modern poetry has nothing of the splendour of Greenhead Gill.

I've heard the W pronounced more like the English W, does that vary from word to word or dialect to dialect?

The effort of museums to maintain their "relevancy" will be the death of the museum.

Liverpool never had a crowd of 55k in 1977 with 10k outside. Their average crowd in Hansen's first season was 45,660.

Get well soon Alan. You are and always will be a Liverpool legend.

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The Man The player with bags of Talent. He must be in all time Liverpool 11.

File under shambolic

It’s a shame this is no longer in the future learning program

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God bless you lawyer

I remember very well when Alan Hansen made his debut for Liverpool. An absolutely class player a Rolls Royce of a defender always reading the game. Also look at the other team mates he had in those days any team that won anything had a Scotsman in their team. My thoughts and prayers are with Alan and his family

he speaks the truth, Anfield has an incredible atmosphere!!

So “y” and “ij” are they similar??

Class player, class human being #YNWA

Just heard the sad news that Alan Hanston is seriously ill in hospital. Thoughts are with him and his family at this difficult time. Hope he doesn't die because Liverpool will milk it for all it's worth, like they do with everything.

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Chicago has a statue of HCA its 120 years old and beautiful

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In my opinion there is another reason besides that: English is very simple. I am a native Portuguese speaker and i can see how complicated is Portuguese if you compare with English.

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Great!

Wow

Wow.

Blood cells do not have nucleus, this is how light refracts.

very useless video

Literally if English and French were incest and had a child

It goes from like french to english to something different back to english 😂😂😂

The start of a long tragic road when someone enters dementia, heartbreaking. I’m sorry😔

Very very useful! Thank you ever so much... I'll show it to my students!🙏🙏

Called, in Latin, Vallum Hadriani or Vallum Aelium, Hadrian's Wall is a fortification whose construction began in 122 CE, in the Roman province of Britannia, under the reign of Emperor Hadrian - Trajan's successor. The grandiose construction began on the shores of the River Tyne, close to the North Sea, and reached the Irish Sea. It represented the northern limit of the Roman Empire, beyond which began the territories belonging to the free tribes of those lands, including the Picts. The wall was built by the Roman legionnaires, among whom there were also architects, masons or stonemasons. The components of the Roman legions had the status of Roman citizens. The soldiers who worked or carried out military activities at Hadrian's Wall came from northern Europe, there were also units brought from greater distances, made up of fighters of different nations. Among them were Asturians (from the Iberian Peninsula), Syrians and Geto-Dacians from the kingdom of Dacia, conquered by the Romans in 106. Current Romania.

Sounds like English and Spanish

Imagine 3 gunsmiths goofing around at the start of a battle They get paid more than a month's pay every week Their experience is unknown to others so they can bullshit about why they weren't doing anything in the field Have the power to put a hole through a nobleman whenever they find it amusing Can't afford even mail Spend their elevated earnings on hard spirits and brass ornaments for their piece Truly a whacky time to be alive Then there was the risk of being captured and having your body pressed against your own guns muzzle Or them bidding a higher pay than the lord you previously served