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American Football: London will host an American Football game later this year.
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Bad sleep can lead to a host of health problems, Smagula said.
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However delegates said there was a host of problems with the scheme.
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The prime minister said Samoa was relishing the opportunity to host Germany.
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However, the host-parasite interactions responsible for initiating this response are poorly understood.
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My hostess was waiting to greet me up at the main house.
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She thanked the hostess graciously, and they left a few minutes later.
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The next place of honor is at the left of the hostess.
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She is the generous hostess; she keeps open house for the stranger.
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We think the right age for an airline hostess is about 70.
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Working as a televisionpresenter can seriously loosen your grip on reality.
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Inside, model Cara Delevingne and televisionpresenter Stephen Fry were seen seated.
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The journalist and televisionpresenter was taken ill yesterday, the corporation said.
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Australia-born Harris was a popular singer, artist and televisionpresenter for decades.
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Sybil Mulcahy, televisionpresenter The most interesting person I ever interviewed .
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Model, advocate and tvhost she currently splits her time between London and New York.
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Max is the world's first computer-generated tvhost.
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Auckland chef and tvhost, Simon Gault has been focussing on making nutritious lunches for his daughter.
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An institution that Fox TVhost Bill O'Reilly would rather disappeared altogether.
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She had also dated actor Sam Worthington and TVhost Ryan Seacrest.
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Adam Richman, the US televisionhost, has always struggled with his weight.
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A televisionhost later called for ElBaradei to be placed under house arrest.
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The legendary televisionhost and former radio personality is no stranger to controversy.
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In the role of televisionhost, it's necessary to skate smoothly along the surface.
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The Australian-American actress has been married to televisionhost Ellen DeGeneres for nine years.
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TVPRESENTER: A new treatment for baldness may be on the way.
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This year judges include model Faye Dinsmore and TVpresenter Darren Kennedy.
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TVpresenter Rose Jacobs is sporting a very different look these days.
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TVpresenter Caroline Flack has died, her family said in a statement.
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Police believe the TVpresenter sexually abused at least sixty young girls.
Usage of television anchor in English
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Wait for it, the state televisionanchor said, without giving further details.
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It follows the detainment of Beijing-based Australian televisionanchor Cheng Lei last week.
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Afterwards he spoke to Nompumelelo Siziba, a business news and televisionanchor and reporter.
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Price added that as a well-paid televisionanchor, he has a lot less to complain about than many recession-battered Americans.
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The government has ordered Internet service providers to block the Twitter accounts of veteran journalist Kanchan Gupta and televisionanchor Shiv Aroor.
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IOWA'S 1ST DISTRICT Freshman Democrat Abby Finkenauer, who flipped the district two years ago, faces former televisionanchor Ashley Hinson, a Republican.
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Bryan Cranston won his second Tony as the unhinged televisionanchor man in "Network," a stage adaptation of the 1976 movie.
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Media reports last month on ousted wealth management chief Todd Thomson's friendship with CNBC televisionanchor Maria Bartiromo added to the pressure on Prince.
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Obama also talked with a televisionanchor from Iowa, home to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, who has helped lead efforts to block Garland.
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One wonders if such a statement would have been made if the televisionanchor had obediently signed on the dotted line of her new contract.
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Televisionanchors from Rachel Maddow on the left-leaning MSNBC, to Bret Baier on the right-leaning Fox News, praised his accuracy.
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Parker said that Palin's performances during her interviews with the networks televisionanchors had revealed that she didn't know much about anything.