News from 09/04/1994
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James Landale, Phil Yates, Liz Dolan, Julia Llewellyn Smith, Jon Ashworth, Tunku Varadarajan, Stephen Brook, Iain R. Webb, Andrew Pierce, Martin Edwards and Robin Launders, Patricia Davies, Rob Hughes, Fred Naylor, Rose Wild, Simon Barnes, Richard Rawlinson, Alison Roberts Arts Reporter, Bill Frost, Antony Sutch, Andrew Longmore, Jan Morris, Lewin, Chairman of Trustees, Robert Breckman, John Diamond, Giles Gordon, Ross Tieman, Industrial Correspondent, Hilary Finch, John Marriott, G. P., Carl Mortished and Patricia Tehan, John Buckley, Alexandra Frean Media Correspondent, Clive Fewins, Clive Davis, Albert Dormer, Simon Wilde, David Flusfeder, Tony Patrick, Stewart Tendler, Crime Correspondent, James Bone and our Foreign Staff, Geoff Brown, Joe Joseph, Robert Miller, Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent, Leon Silver, F. Tomlin, David Heimann, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, P. J. Usher President, Patricia Tehan, Peter Ball, Ruth Gledhill, Debra Craine, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, T. A. S. Greenwood, Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, Susan Grossman, David Nathan, Peter Waymark, Alan Hamilton, Robin Young, Rodney Milnes, Norman Renouf, Rachel Kelly, Property Correspondent, Michael Clark, Richard Scott, Cynthia Rose, Catherine Milner, (AP), Max Clifford, Keith Pike, Laurie Taylor, Frances Bissell, Charles Bremner, Sarah Bagnall, John Percival, Annie Rankin, Peter Barnard, Edward Gorman, John Hennessy, Derwent May, Susan Gilchrist, Jack Waterman, Wolfgang M?nchau, Harvey Elliott, Air Correspondent, Robert Philpot, Richard Cork, Michael Hall, Ingrid E. Newkirk (Chairperson), Janet Daley, Nicholas Wood Chief Political Correspondent, Jamie Osborne, David Miller, Jill Insley, Barry Millington, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Nicolas Soames, George Plumptre, John Higgins, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Vaughan Freeman, Sam Ingleby, David Robinson, John Russell Taylor, Kathryn A. Davison, Matthew D'ancona, Stephanie Lewis, Colin Buchanan, Richard Evans, Nigel Hawkes, Edwina Currie, Peter Orr, Philip Barber, Oliver Holt, Barry Pickthall, Nigel Hawkes, Science Editor, R. Webb, Robi Dutta, Helen Nowicka, David Plowright Editor, John Goodbody and David Powell, Robert Ballantyne, Fiona Reynolds, Director, Stephanie Billen, Julian Muscat, Nicholas Wood, Nicholas Wood, Chief Political Correspondent, Richard Duce, Christopher Thomas, Joanna Pitman, John Goodbody, Jane Bidder, Ross Tieman Industrial Correspondent, Sara McConnell, Stephen Haseler, Rob Hughes, Football Correspondent, James Pringle, Derrick Cooling, Nicholas Watt Ireland Correspondent, Raymond Haigh, Robin Waterfield, Kevin McCarra, Susan Elkin, Nicholas Hinde, Michael Hornsby, Richard Lohr, James Landale and Lucy Berrington, Ben MacIntyre, Sarah Jane Checkland, Ian Brodie, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, Paul M. Williams, David Sinclair, Simon Jenkins, Philip Pangalos, Stephen Pettitt, Kate Bassett, S. J. C., Nikolai Ignatiev, Nicholas George, Martyn Thompson, R. G. Saxena, P. A. Marriage, Benedict Nightingale, Jonathan Meades, Richard Morrison, Michael Henderson, Alice Thomson, Political Reporter, Michael Evans, John Phillips, Harvey Elliott Air Correspondent, Matthew Bond, James Cobban, Tony Hetherington, Charles W. Robinson, Hilary Kingsley, Walter Ellis, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Colin McQuillan, Catherine Milton, Mike McMillan, Wendy Nevard, Lawrence Hawthorn, Christopher Irvine, Melvyn Marckus,
ResumoThousand dead in Rwandan civil warco Torrential rains threaten to halt Grand National Weather Report The Times Index Weekend Win Heseltine favourite for No 10 Athletics director sacked in row over sex rumours Weekend Magazine £300,000 for woman major Nirvana singer found dead Stewart hits 118 Crime spree boy given ?60 a week for days out "Old Speckled Hen" Sport Russians delay air investigators on Aeroflot mission £105m appeal bill for council tax Airtours Cellnet Double fracture will keep Gascoigne out for six months 'Cautious' Smith attacked Attack on RUC as IRA ceasefire expires New in Brief Delors to go on MTV Second plutonium scare 'Pest' in court again IRA charges dropped Children's paper folds Duke sees latest plane Customer grabs robber Rock group founder dies Purcell works for sale Beatles 'together' again Sacked major wins record £300,000 for pregnancy dismissal Lawyer's bad day lands him in court Knockando Rock musician commits suicide Banker shot dead by spurned boyfriend Loophole for rape charge boy Boots Solicitor opens door to £15,000 payout Peugeot Girl's wait for bus ended in Cromwell Street burial The Sunday Times Britain Richest 500 The Times By a Staff Reporter: Spurned ex-mayor forged mail N&P Teeth vital clue in jigsaw of death Monday in the Times Nissan Police gain power to seal off streets Bear rescues fossil sale from extinction Cram's fast food flop Prostabrit Major called in to umpire dispute over school sports Concrete and steel entomb thousands of playing fields Loyalists to shut clubs after killing New ulcer drug is better and cheaper Athletics' iron-fisted king ruled with the gloves off Bradford & Bingley British Airways Top advertisers find ITV shows a turn-off The quality of ITV programmes has declined, say many of the main advertisers, which want to be given a break on the BBC Telephone quiz game suspended Parkinson's Disease Society By a Staff Reporter: Bankruptcy trustees for du Cann ES Com Picture Gallery Police move to stem tide of marine crime A marine intelligence team at Scotland Yard receives reports of British boats traced to the Mediterranean and the Caribbean Midland Airports to screen all luggage for explosives Helpline offers aid to grieving pet owners Keene on Chess By a our Countryside Correspondent: Cormorants cleared of ravaging fish stocks Test your skill as a cricket selector Deadline approaches for entries to game of imagination Terms and Conditions for First Class XI The infocheck Group See the Test of your choice The First Class XI Players Pick One from Each of These Categories Ticket Master The unseen Greene tells tale of intrigue B&Q Women hail church change Nursing home care review call News in Brief Stockings tops Clue reward Lawyer held Police sued Prison theft Super store The Sunday Times Misogyny of the Church in Wales belittles its flock Derrick Cooling Foreigners wait for rescue from Rwandan ordeal By a Foreign Staff: Zulus unconvinced by bush summit BT (Reuter): Kohl asked to Alsace liberation ceremony Nuclear deal Argentina votes (Reuter): Two die in blast (Reuter): Unionist killed (Reuter): Hotels bombed B&Q Mostar Muslims hope for magic Rose touch Nearly every building in east Mostar has been destroyed. Resilience and human endeavour have given rise to optimism that the city may be a civilised place once more Forgeries speed up redesign of dollar The Times (Reuter): Jungle hunt for dues to Earhart Electrique Mr Clean's exit derails Tokyo drive to overcome corruption Renault 'What should we do now?' Bridge on Mekong opens way to Laos India trades on child misery Reuter: Photograph of Pol Pot found in HQ raid Italy flies to defence of model too old at 41 RAC Picture Gallery Texans wreck library in hunt for hidden dollars Berlusconi nears pact to govern News in Brief (Reuter): Rebel haven (AP): Moldavia bid (AP): £5.8m for Aids Air France Balladur gives way to Chinese giant Russia fails to end its germ war research Moscow has not dismantled its chemical and biological weapons programme, despite arms treaties. Reports indicate its capacity to continue production remains intact NR By our Foreign Staff: Pope reopens Sis tine Chapel after clean-up Scholar says artist is hidden in fresco Sweden's Church and State to separate Danger Poland applies to join Union Why the French so loathe us On the 150th anniversary of the Entente Cordiale, Charles Bremner finds that les Anglais have the upper hand A spoonful that can make or break The vandals in the Vatican Has one of the world's masterpieces been ruined by restoration, asks Janet Daley Is this the ultimate city? New York is beset by social problems, but sheer pride ensures that it remains a cultural masterpiece Simon Jenkins Deja Vu in Japan The latest political crisis could not have come at a worse time A Programme for ITV Higher standards would make advertisers happier too The Battle of Blenheim Stately homes must not be despoiled by irresponsible owners Mixed views on Carey's 'state of the nation' sermon Grief at Aintree Price of consultation Easter reflections Making waves Museum's defence of Titanic display Battle of the 'soaps' Absorbing job Court Circular Today's royal engagements Luncheon Weekend birthdays Anniversaries Personal Column Picture Gallery University news Church services tomorrow Forthcoming marriages Multiple Display Advertising Items Marriages Appointments New president Major-General William Hargreaves Personal Column Multiple Display Advertising Items Professor Charlotte Auerbach Company Notices Golo Mann From our Special Correspondent: The Stratford Festival Peter Scott News The Times Crossword No 19,512 Opinion Forecast The Open University Saturday Times Weekend Vision Declare criminal records, Davis tells lottery bidders Queens Moat board hit by sale of debt Queens Moat astonished the City with a 21 per cent rise in the value of British hotels, which contrasts with falls at Stakis and Forte and which follows a year of controversy Boardroom clash as Regina calls EGM Stock Market Profile Melvyn Marckus Picture Gallery Boost for new car sales Sport S&F Virgin may pick R-R engines for 777 Weekend Sporting Fixtures Business Editor Robert Ballantyne Splashdown Society Blues False Papers Helping Hand Laird profits accelerate Mercury Regulation: the great British growth industry British Coal to hold talks on reviving more pits Barclays sells on mortgages Save & Prosper Wellcome shares shrug off findings The Sunday Times Britain's rich Triplex loss warning Guinness Peat sets issue price Cheshire Building Society Gilmore to quit Building Societies Commission Business Roundup Brewery restructuring Matthews' pay doubles Ball looks for buyer Queens Moat finds room for increased hotel valuations Tempus Picture Gallery Top team that tackled City hostility head on Manchester United: Martin Edwards and Robin Launders Partners in Power Income & Growth Troubled Spring Ram takes a knock after share placing Stock Market Markets at a Glance Tourist Rates FT-SE Volumes Liffe Options Cassell plans to start a new chapter with listing Recent Issues Major Indices Traditional Options Commodities London Financial Futures By our City Staff: Resignation puts Tokyo in a spin Major Changes Wall Street Money Markets Other Sterling Money Rates (%) Dollar Spot Rates Pensioned off Why bother with a building society? Liz Dolan asks what your huilding society can still do for you that other can't Mortgages Six Top Building Societies Put their Case Educating little Johnny Comment Investments Share Dealing Rothschild Asset Management Water Dilemma Perpetual On the paper trail The Men behind Grimaldi Hofmann Briefings Save & Prosper The Equitable Life The Alliance Trust PLC Either way, you pay Robert Miller on the dilemma of higher water bills or better returns Spread risk with a share exchange Into Europe The Tax team M&G Save & Prosper Foreign Colonial Fidelity Investments Trusting the pension trustees It pays to check that extra contributions will earn the best return, says Sara McMonnell What you need to know National Westminster Bank Too young to be pensioned off Jill Insley continues her series on help for those recently made redundant The Alternative Save & Prosper The Equitable Life N&P Countrywide Insurance The Times Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Sun Life CU Interest Rates Roundup First-Time Buyers Asset Rapidly losing the Abbey habit Order of priorities by National Westminster Bank management Mercury Asset Management Personal Investment Authority must be given a fair chance Trouble with a Tessa where the interest falls as the investment rises CGT Allowances for February The Times Unit Trust Information Service You're Caracas if you miss it! Quiet end to account Fidelity Brokerage Monsieur Le Cure looks Cup prospect Yesterdays Results Next Week Aintree Beverley Hereford For Reg on right mark to give Irish flying start Guide to our In-Line Racecard Double Silk has sound claims Richard Evans previews the big chase at Aintree and believes a Corinthian team will win the day Comprehensive Form Guide to the Contenders Rapid Raceline Ladbrokes Tax Free Income Big Race Runners and Riders Stephens Brothers London Take your time and bon voyage, Adam If The Fellow is to make history for France, Adam Kondrat, his jockey, should disregard advice and precedent. At the risk of being ignored, Andrew Longmore offers his view Follow the race with our colours guide and A-Z analysis of the 37 contenders I magine being the one without Alpha AXP Digital Follow therace race with our colours guide and A-Z… Why interest in the National is even greater Jamie Osborne, who today rides Garrison Savannah, suggest that the farcical events of last year might eventually benefit racing French raider can defy history Giant Poole's mobility to be tested by Bath second row Mercury Communications Marshall survives generation game Guide to the Weekend Fixtures Caribbean cruise runs into trouble O'Sullivan can wear Hendry's crown Tomorrow Challengers try to stay in hunt Multiple Display Advertising Items Baker struggles in Nicklaus's shadow Mansell is prized prey in hunt for oval honours Eton swept aside by Tonbridge mastery Adaptable Offiah runs into form at right time For the Record The Times Bishop fitness blow to Derbyshire plans Sport in Brief Finals may be shared Sampras moves on Haining heads field Injuries disrupt draw New sponsor sought Gilkes targets Games West Indies V England Grobbelaar prepares to leave as contract talks stall Football buccaneer who has weathered storms at the Bridge Ferguson makes Premiership title his principal aim David Miller thinks Manchester United would be worthy double winners despite their troubles Mighty United hold no fears for relaxed underdogs Favourites may fall to gifted outsiders Tension could overwhelm invention for Wembley semi-finals Passion for game at hand puts Smith in a league of his own Kevin McCarra on a welcome voice in a world which gets lost in past deeds Nigeria in way of Zambia's dream Wisden finds wisdom in application of first-ball rule Winning ways Fired and hired Sex starved Snow Reports Running crazy Spokeswomen Tall order Grand National Olazabal challenges in masterful fashion Stewart's style helps restore English pride Atherton shares century stand Scorebord Canon Englishmen abroad dragging Union Jack behind them Michael Henderson reflects on the cultural image of 6,000 tourists invading the shores of Barbados Football Chinese pull out of marathon claiming bad health Books Mary Ann Sieghart Rehels against the Model Body Sotheby's Travel Arts Gardening Opera Theatre Films Rock Jazz/cabaret Classical Ruth Gledhill finds elegance and beauty at the sung Latin mass in Birmingham Dance Museums Galleries Children Nordic sport To Advertise The London Philharmonic Multiple Display Advertising Items Barbican Hall Multiple Display Advertising Items RG Multiple Classified Advertising Items Gershwin The Daily Telegraph CMT Festivals Multiple Classified Advertising Items ENO Royal Court Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fax Multiple Classified Advertising Items Who will wuther the heights with Cliff? Beauty crosses the pond In Washington Dc, Debra Craine reports on a glittering success for the Royal Ballet on the opening night of its American tour Under time's harrow Theatre: The past is a hostilc country in Ibsen's Ghosts, but there is a Diy solution in Paper Walls Tearing at walls Great British Hopes Revealed: the richest people in showbusiness Nordstern Art Insurance Limited Theatre Guide Come with us to the Oliviers Cinema Guide New on Video: Kung-fu fisticuffs and a hamfisted Keitel Collection of earthy delights Campilations on Record Digging the classics or scraping the barrel? Join now Pop Singles Pop Singles Pop Albums Jazz Bailey's Hotel Orchestral Renaissance Vocal BBC Opera Jolliman DD Multiple Display Advertising Items Genuine Birthday Newspapers Dunlopillo Moriarti's workshop British Antique Replicas Multiple Display Advertising Items Greater London's Leading Fitted Furniture Maker Stamford Clothiers Tectron Drill Bit Multiple Display Advertising Items Seymour Shirts Irish Linen The Times Medivac Multiple Display Advertising Items Aromas that are heaven scent Fragrance: Change the mond your home to suit the seasons with porpurris, candles and room sprats At Eton College Picture Gallery Where to Buy Fragrances United Culters of Sheffield Set on getting his acts together Postcards where to Find Them Saleroom Trunk callers Songs of passion fill the air Last fiver buys our cow a home in the sun The Times Berkeley Homes Arthur Rathbone Kitchens Limited The Times The Rosemullion Multiple Classified Advertising Items Charles Church Multiple Classified Advertising Items Exhibition Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lessons in a Gallic way of life For Sale A view from the other side The Times Undiscovered region Up for the cup Should modern Britain still be run by the élitist alumni of Oxford University, asks Walter Ellis The Times Tricks of the tongue Is the ability of humans and animals to communicate second nature or sixth sense? The Times Dillions Bestsellers Derwent May reviews the critics Times Books Janus Publishing Company New Paperbacks Only obeying orders Between author and reader is an intricates among sales reps and the bookshops' buters Suspenders and disbelief Edwina Currie reads two sexy blockbusters, neither great literature but both bound to sell by the barrowload On the Granta tour The world according to the liberal conscience The Best of Granta Reportage Granta Penguin, ?7.99 Kind to be cruel BIBLIOfILE: an occasional series rediscovering neglected classics The Marquis De Sade Quality Used Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sandal Chelmsford Milcars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Beadles ADT Auctions John Tallis (Bath) Ltd. Normand Night drivers' eyesight peril While your vision may be perfect for daylight driving, in the dark an unsuspected impairment could make you a hazard on the roads The Times Calling company car users Multiple Classified Advertising Items Alx Toyota Multiple Classified Advertising Items SAAB Authorised Dealers SAAB Steering Column Mowers a cut above others George Plumptre, The Times Gardens, reports on the battle for lawn-mower sales and meets a man with five acres to keep in trim Weekend Times Homebase Gardens to visit Gardem Answers Murray Multiple Display Advertising Items Country Warmth The Times ECHO Attention Times Gardeners Multiple Display Advertising Items BAC Countax Bramley's Nurseries Ardenco Ltd. The Green Catalogue Wire Free Diy Burglar Alarm Multiple Display Advertising Items Agriframes Marshails Multiple Display Advertising Items Brittany Ferries Race for Natal's heart South Africa: Hoper are high that peaca will bring tourists South Africa is gearing up for a big push into tourism German Travel Service Go from a to B on the crest of a wave Spain Stena Sealink The one and only QE2 Castles and conquistadores Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Roaming in the rain Swansea Cork Ferries Book now to beat the summer rush Travell Tips P&O Word-Watching Factbox To Advertise: Please Call Trailfinders Travelbag Lunn Poly Flight Shop Multiple Display Advertising Items Travelbag Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pioneer Tours Multiple Classified Advertising Items Africa Wildlife Safaris Elegant Resorts Multiple Classified Advertising Items Italian Escapades Multiple Classified Advertising Items Highbullen Fax Multiple Display Advertising Items Liguria's vintage port of call Italy: Leave your car behind, and enjoy a spectacular coastline and the splendid isolation of Portofind To Advertise Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Earthwatch Multiple Classified Advertising Items Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Camp Beaumont Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fax Multiple Classified Advertising Items Gleneagles Hotel The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rye Lodge Multiple Classified Advertising Items To Advertise Saturday Rendezvous The Times Drawing down the Moon Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Fax Chess Winning Move Times Two Crossword Punch The Listener Crossword Win a fax modem Computer Games Solution to Crossword No. 3245 Bridge Mercury A Channel Hopper's Guide to the Week's How Hitler is still networking Vision Picture Gallery Fare game for three cabbies Channel-Hopping David Flusfeder makes his pick of the week's programmes on all channels TV Series Beginning April 9-15 Beware information highwaymen A new series spotlights the moral dilemmas as well as the joys of the computer age. Peter Barnard links up, logs on and networks Alright is really all right David Nathan meets Denis Norden, custodian of the comic cock-ups Help the Aged Fruity memorie Repearts Youth, experience Arts Log on to the world Science Shooting party Soaps Joint is jumping Sport Entertainment beyond the call of duty? H. M. Customs and Excise are the heroes of The Knock, a new drama series on Itv which has the feel of a documentary. Hilary Kingsley meets the series' writer and adviser Anywhere but where you live A Country-dwelling former townie previews a series on the suburbs Oreck Ruin for Roy after all Off the Box Whipped up into a frenzy Fiction can tell the truth Sam Ingleby on the first exported drama by an entirely South African cast and crew Saturday April 9 Innocents and others abroad Films on Television David Robinson makes his pick of the week and John Marriott (below and overleaf) rounds up the best of the rest. The Comedy and Thriller of the Week are highlighted by Richard Scott on pages 8 and 9 Running times, published in good faith, may be altered. Videoplus numbers can be found on pages 10 to 23 As told by marines Comedy of the Week Deadly friends Thriller of the Week Skyone Billion-dollar giveaway Variations Comedy pairing who play it deadly serious Choice Hale and Pace go straight; man and nature in harmony; private Dick; secrets of the scrolls BBC1 Sky One Io, Io, it's off to space they go Variations No evading the issue, this is dramatic stuff Choice: a new drama about customs' work BBC1 Sky One Unpicking a tangled web Variations We all struggle, but some more than others Choice: Slices of life in India, South Africa, southeast London and Northern Ireland in the 1960s BBC1 Tuesday Appril 12 Kate's first of four Variations This classic cruises comfortably at 90 Choice: our greatest theatrical knight's night BBC1 Wednesday April 13 Forget about the name Variations Liberals are treated with extreme prejudice Choice: A bloody river, colour-changing fish, a possible red herring and a net are tonight's haul BBC1 Thursday April 14 Green rainbow, red French faces Variations Free as air? Not when asbestos is involved Choice: a link between asbestos and disease? BBC1 Friday April 15 Double dose of Montez Variations What your choice of car may say about you Choice: Cars, Irish gardens, accidents and emergencies and everyday Africa are on tonight's menu BBC1 Saturday April 9 A royal presence present Pick of the Week Sunday April 10 Monday April 11 Tuesday April 12 Wednesday April 13 Thursday April 14 Friday April 15 Classic Count down Winner Out of his Head Polo … Lauren Contents Magazine Whitewater and Watergate Something for the Weekend The God Club Greek cuisine Zen and the Vulture World of Leather The Air Conditioned Peugeot 405 Peugeot Blank Express Willem de Kooning is no longer considered sufficiently mentally aware to control his own affairs. Yet 'original' works are still emanating from his American studio. Sarah Jane Checkland investigates the state of his art American masters of the avant-garde P&O France Coupé De Grâce World Rally Champions Magical my Taxi Marriott Marriott Dr Know Show Boat Hotel Lancaster Royal Mint Far Away Looks Daks Simpson Limited Lycra Fashion If John Major dressed in a slightly different way,… Alfred Dunhill Barefaced Cheek Real men don't pamper themselves, But they're missing out, says Richard Rawlinson, after braving the barber's chair at Claridge's for a close shave with a cut-throat razor Cerruti 1881 Pour Homme Chanel Paris Homme George and Snap Be comfortable with who you are. Hush Puppies Cool Wool Fof Pure New Wool Austin Reed White Mischief Picture Gallery Picture Gallery Picture Gallery Russell & Bromley Giorgio Armani Picture Gallery Picture Gallery Yves Saint Laurent Smoking Cause Nicotine S Heart Disease Harvey Nichols Hazy Daze Picture Gallery Picture Gallery Picture Gallery Acuvue Soft-Shoe Shuffle Clarks active air Pack up your Tr Gieves & Hawkes Relax They' Re Chur Ch' S Hom Ministry of Monochrome Deben Breitling 1884 34 degrees of separation On the Road Jan Morris Young Free and Turning out Singles The Rich Tape Cha… Restaurant Guide Eating Out Nordic sport The Times Cook Drink What to Buy Lawrence & Turner Ltd Counter culture Pilot Thankara The Genuine Panama Hat Company Enter Password John Diamond Cracking It with the Men who Know Part 516: Sex (8) the World of Leather The Vulture Picture Gallery Max Clifford A Childhood Canon Espana
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