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... Franklin. the Stoke City and England centre-half who has tisked not to be considered for P A tours or the Rio World Cup games. id that night that his reasons wre purely personal. His wife is e pecting a second baby. bshell for England.—Page 11.1,' to] CHALLEA ...

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... Liverpool team which would be more than human if it was not rather preoccupied with thoughts of next Saturday's Cup TONY MARCHI , 17 , Final. former England school- Can Portsmouth become champions for the second boys' captain, will play his successive year —a ...

... DON'T-SIGN-FOR-NEXT-SEASON instruction has gone out to more than 2,700 professional footballers attached to League clubs in England. This is tiskiatest shot in the war against fantastic transfer fees. The instruction has been issued by the Players' Union ...

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... and carefully. on tn. other side of England. and made vague gestures with iny hands. The other customers in the pub were completely absorbed in the matter by now. We all had large whiskies. the Voanians making us repeat -Pathan —the Vosnian word for ...

... this realm, this earth, this England believe. It emerged in Shakespeare's ideal king. Henry Vs talk with his soldiers and prayer on their behalf might have been King George's own. \\THAT, then, of the expression of England's majesty in Stratford, with ...

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