News from 10/09/1994
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Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, Liz Dolan, Anthony Harris, Julia Llewellyn Smith, Jon Ashworth, Lynne Greenwood, Leslie Russell, Gillian Bowditch Scotland Correspondent, Andrew Pierce, Caroline Blunden, Anatol Lieven, Rob Hughes, Rose Wild, Jeremy Laurance, Simon Barnes, Jane MacQuitty, Michael Scott Rohan, Bill Frost, Sharon Flemming, C. B. Goodhart, M. Landau, John Diamond, Giles Gordon, T. Blake, Peter Cadogan, Ross Tieman, Industrial Correspondent, Philip Howard, John Marriott, John Wilkins, Graham Binmore, Roger H. Vernon, Adam Fresco, Lesley Hussell and Simon De Bruxelles, Michael Binyon, Jane Humphreys, Albert Dormer, Anne Robinson, John E. Strafford, David Flusfeder, John Coates, Colin Narbrough, Colin Narbrough, World Trade Correspondent, Geoff Brown, Joe Joseph, Robert Miller, Martin Fletcher, Trevor Huddleston, President, John O'leary Education Editor, John Evans, John Hopkins, Golf Correspondent, Nick Nuttall, Technology, Correspondent, Rosemary Righter and David Watts, Peter Ball, Ruth Gledhill, T. J. Stevenson, Graham Duffill, Nicholas Watt, Ireland Correspondent, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Julia Neuberger, Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, Chalfont, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Susan Grossman, Peter Waymark, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Alan Hamilton, Stuart Jones, Tennis Correspondent, Peter Millar, George Perry, Richard Scott, Michael Hamlyn, Doug Sager, Laurie Taylor, David Hands, Arthur D. Picton, Joseph Connolly, Peter Cormack, Sarah Bagnall, Derwent May, Russell Kempson, Stephen Anderton, Roger Morton, Sean Mac Carthaigh, Piero Ottone, Janet Daley, David Miller, Lin Jenkins, Theodore Zeldin, Barry Millington, Basil Hoole, George Plumptre, Simon De Bruxelles and Adam Fresco, Gillian Bowditch, Scotland Correspondent, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Sophie Moeller, Raymond Keene, David Robinson, John Russell Taylor, P. H. S, Benjamin Williams, Richard Rawsthorn, Stephanie Lewis, James Roose-Evans, Nigel Hawkes, Oliver Holt, Erica Wagner, Roger Boyes, Nigel Hawkes, Science Editor, Philip Webster, Political Editor, Rodney Hobson, Dalya Alberge, Julian Muscat, John Gorman, Martin Waller, Deputy City Editor, John Goodbody, Dominic Kennedy, Giles Whittell, Sara McConnell, Michael Kallenbach, Mel Webb, David Sutherland, Alan Lee, William Comet, Sarah Jane Checkland, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, Richard Beeston, Simon Jenkins, Philip Pangalos, Martin Waller, Elizabeth Cowley, Tom Rhodes, Jonathan Meades, Richard Morrison, D. J. S. Hughes, Nicholas Soames, Michael Henderson, Valerie Grove, Harvey Elliott Air Correspondent, Hilary Kingsley, Julian Muscat Richard Evans, Hugo Charlton, Hilary Maurice, Mark Dunn, Christopher Irvine, Richard Lewis, Melvyn Marckus,
ResumoMont Blanc avalanche kills student French resue teams search for two British mounraineers lost in anow storms Lord Weir in death crash US and Cuba end refugee crisis Index Weekend Today Major declares war on Britain's 'yob culture' Atherton's father kept him from resigning Magazine Warder shot as six flee 'secure' jail Weekend Doctor and wife die in Rockies United Cutlers The Times … Teachers seek 22% rise over two years NUT demands cut in workload, rejcts pay by results and threatens industrial action Unionist MP who survived shooting says peace is near IRA transfers to Ireland 'were wrong ' Boots Rugby stars honour paralysed boy London to Paris The Sunday Times Blair faces dash over rail strike Graces delay challenged Hillsborough TV outcry Mother of four charged Crocodile fossil found Boy's crash bill settled Croupier fights for job Arrest over runaway Harry Phibbs Father jailed for taking son is freed after eight months Allergy woman died after biting nut The Sunday Times Lord Weir hurt in death crash Marquess sells treasures to pay tax bill By a Staff Reporter: Executive 'wanted sex on desk' Pizza Jazz Families renew call for compensation in 'friendly fire' case Abbey National Minister rejects eye test figures Everest Fit the Best Reduced ranks of Gurkhas march onward BR official unfairly dismissed What a cad, judge tells bigamist who took three wives He was a Romeo with a silver tongue but he destoyed our lives, says duped bride By a Staff Reporter: Modem maidens unlikely to be led up garden path Canon Play Countdown Peugeot Low-rise estate lifts the Gorbals above its blighted past Papal envoys seek an act of faith at Cairo summit Sewills N&P Spare the kitchen knife-lettuces have feelings too British Association: how clever plants count up to two. . . and clus to the fate of Boxgrove Man Britain's oldest marathon runner may have been eaten by a wolf Sharps NR Northern Rock Bionic hand has gentle touch Mud hut is home of the future Identity parades 'impair justice' Armed boys robbed building society in school lunch hour Bride finds groom dead in garage Keene on Chess Chrysler International Bishop bars 'vulgar vicar' from pulpit 'Vexatious ' racial bias claimant loses case Dairy trade goes to High Court in fight over milk monopoly Intel inside By a Staff Reporter: Eviction threat to peer lifted Boy aged two found dead in fish pond Attacker freed Sentence query Punched out False start Eubank defeat GP overdosed Alphaotucal Subject Guide to Degree Courses in the Arts and Social Sciences Hurd declares faith in Patten The Foreign Secretary discusses the future of Hong Kong with Rosemary Righter and David Watts and takes issue with Sir Percy Cradock, former adviser to Margaret Thatcher and Ambassador to Peking The Sunday Times Playwright plans Nigeria protest Who says you can't afford a Golf? Four factors that may have doomed Flight 427 Pittsburgh mourns as 132 perish amid 'huge stack of smoke' Disaster hits BA global strategy Cairo talks near accord on family planning Students snuff out excess Dolphin Baby that climbed to be a bestseller US and Cuba agree to m$ mass exodus of refugees Washington clears decks to ptepare for invasion Haiti Miele (Reuter): Hopes for ship's crew fade (AFP): Lebanon toll Serbia deal (Reuter): Satellite 'lost' (AFP): Smugglers held (Reuter): Bank stabbing No title Wife of Abiola fears for health Major's speech on Europe fuels German dispute Eastern elections test Kohl's popularity Russia remembers deadly experiment Guide to Degree Courses in the Arts and Science War breaks out over resurrected piece Sequel to Tolstoy classic enrages Russian Literati Walk for Wild-Life Take a pick in science's lucky dip Nigel Hawkes enjoys the scientific jamboree at Loughborough Blue period Why eating is more interesting than sex Theodore Zeldin offers food for throught on how our sexual options narrowed as our diet expanded The tide turns for Tyneside The demise of the shipbuilder in Newcastle heralds a new opportunity for the people of the North's finest city Tony who? Off the menu Scrub-U-Like Set pieces Grime Crusader Tough on Blair, weak on the causes of Blair No Mean City The beauty that lies beneath the Glasgow grime Gerry Goes to Hollywood Kaufman is an able nurse to Britain's ailing film industry Reflections on the aftermath of the IRA ceasefire Spirits or gremlins? The Queen's corgis Greens and Porritt MoD and parkland In safe keeping Scott inquiry Mandela's vision of the future Six and out Missing links Special offer Court Circular Today's royal engagement Dinners Anniversaries Church news Personal Column Forthcoming marriages Weekend birthdays Church services tomorrow School news Open day at 1,000 buildings Professor Brinley Thomas Personal Column Edward Speelman Rukba Marie Curie Cancer Care Michael Powers (From our Correspondent): The North Pole September 10 1909 Julia Osvath News The Times Crossword No 19,644 Times Weathercall Opinion Wax Jacket Magazine Weekend Vision Profile Cousin Billy named heir-apparent at Ford Motor Engineers cut jobs as orders dry up Inflation worries hit dollar Savoy chooses Pajares to succeed Shepard Union Carbide quits India decade after Bhopal Sport Anthony Harris Picture Gallery Mortgage By our City Staff: Walker leaves court in tears No Title Business Today Long-term care Cabinet review Sparkle fades at Asprey by £89m Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Ltd The Prime Minister's utility tea party US mining losses drag Costain into the red Move to keep world , trade pact on course Family restaurants may be eaten Picture Gallery TSB puts life sales employees on salary GRE staff balloted on strike action Ulster Television tunes up for peace Business Roundup Chinese boost Molins Laird Group ahead Premier Oilfields dips Company News in Brief Tourist Rates The Sunday Times The people who brought you the Brit-pack films Art has seduced reason too many times, reports Jon Ashworth Tough team aims to tear legal profession apart Parters in power Jon Ashworth meets two of the most and hated men in British legal circles M&G Commodies Liffe Options US Inflation fears bring sharp reverse in London London Financial Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Rights Issues Major Changes Investing in Northern Ireland's peace dividend Tempus Dollar Rates Other Sterling Ft-Se Volumes Picture Gallery Long-Term Care Should Sid buy, sell, or hold? Ten years on from the privatisation of British Relecom, Liz Dolan looks at the attractions of former government stocks Getting behind appearances Strategy How the Shares Fared What the experts have to say Prudential Cheers to Beer Picture Gallery The Equitable Life GT Long-term care: over to you Sara McConnell reports on the dangerous assumptions made by the public on ultimate care costs Checklist School Fees Planning What is on Offer Davenham Trust PLC Ill-judged carrots dangled by the C&G Weekend Money Comment Take bite out of dental fees Robert Miller suggests some ways in which NHS patients can ease the pain of dearer treatment Seymour Sinclair Portman Building Society Save & Prosper HTR Henderson touche Remnant Free Guide Lloyds Bank Treasury Direct Roll out the barrel for a share in beer Beware the solicitor's bill Three-tier charging for handling a deceased's estate is often the norm, reports Rodney Hobson Briefings Save & Prosper Where to Go to Complain The Equitable Life Prolific Aegon Life Assurance Schroders Interest Rates Roundup First-Time Buyers Asset Leeds & Holbeck Building Society Time to reconsider Pep benefits C&G: play fair or face consequences Save & Prosper Loan company ignores 'no' as an answer Capital gains tax gives gilts a miss Fidelity Investments Allied Trust Bank No Title Aztec Wall Street drags London lower Fidelity Brokerage Sacrament to give Stoute overdue St Leger success Big-Race Field Solid form points to Easy Option Rapid Raceline Racing next Week Goodwood Form Guide to the Eight Contenders Doncaster Sri Pekan states classic case Muhtarram poised for double Bangor Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Chepstow Worcester Hernando to stake Arc claim in Foy Weekend Fixtures Alesi's Ferrari delights home supporters Facility test finds top clubs with work to do Prospect of gold keeps oarsman on course for third win in a row Saturday portrait: Steve Redgrave by Andrew Longmore Stourport launch challenge Benn's return should give value for money Chance to lend more power to your elbow World Cup dominates home horizons David Hands previews the league rugby union season which starts in England and Scotland today Players at odds with officialdom an encouraging sign for England David Hands Predicts the Finishing Order in his Club Guide to the Courage League First Division No title England conquer all Triumph of experience Threat to Lewis bout Players' plan rejected Victory for Wigan Swede shakes Baker Gillingham fails to finish in medals Atherton calm after summer storms Alan Lee, cricket correspondent, talks to the England captain about a season of personal controversy My response was that I would show them all ehat I am made of' Who says you can't afford a Golf? Yesterday's Scoreboads Chapple justifies selection Trescothick presses claims for further promotion Multiple Display Advertising Items Popescu last piece for Tottenham's new jigsaw Gilford steals into lead Gottee seeks to turn back clock Peter Ball on the task confronting a former favourite son on his return to Upton Park For the Record Edwards ends Irish hopes Novotna's nerve fails again to set up old rivals Today's Golfer Racing Britain bask in third place due to inspired run by relay quartet Gunnell and christie follow unheralded long jumper to victory at Crystal palace Salle leaps to World Cup glory No Title Club versus country controversy rages on Rob Hughes, football correspondent, on the impact of a growing international calendar Rugby Union James Meade Limited Motoring My Race against the Rabies Law Live '94 Books Offers Travel Planning an evening out, or a day with the family? times critics select the best entertainment around Museums Ruth Gledhill joins a rare midnight Jewish Orthodox service of repentance At your Service Children 'I m incensed that the law on quarantine has not been revised' Moben Dodgers face a year in prison Weekend Saturday September 10 1994 The Old VIC Multiple Classified Advertising Items "Rich, Sensual, Erotic & Witty" They're Back! Multiple Classified Advertising Items NP Wigmore Hall Theatres The Times Elvis Costello She Loves Me R. E. M South Bank The Royal Choral Society St John's Smith Square Multiple Classified Advertising Items It's the Burke and Hare show Paco Pena's Misa Flamenca IMG Artists Multiple Classified Advertising Items Not drowning , just crumbling Venice is indeed in peril, but the villains are neglect and pollution, not the sea, says Dalya Alberge The Sunday Times English Touring Theatre Theatre Guide Get wrecked with a star Could you speak, off the cuff and without hesitation, deviation or repetition, to tony Slattery? See his new show, then have a go Cinema Guide This Week's Special's New on Video: Consenting adults, French passion, stormy weather and rampaging Vikings Hot popcorn in your slippers Home cinema is the buzzword of home entertainment, but what does it mean? Join now Recordings: Henze's finest work to date; a Figaro of grace; Clapton digs his roots; when Monk broke the commercial habit The Times Orchestral Sadler's Wells A&K I'm bringing home the bacon my way Elegant waders take to the mud Feather Report Homes for owls Changes in the countryside have placed the barn owl in peril Let's cut it out for peat's sake More people are helping to save pearland wildlife, say george Plumptre, The Times Gardener Homes & Gardens Septic The Times Power Pump Victoria Plums T. W Parker Ltd Westwood Weekend Tips Compost Bins Norfolk Garden Supplies Garden Answers Fruit Cages Timber Gates Demand forces prices to rise Second- Hand Luxury Cars; Rop-of-the-range used models have leapt in popularity, but you can still find a good buy. . . Quality Used Cars Drive a hard bargain Buying a used car could not be easier but beware the pitfalls, says David Sutherland Ford Luxury reaps high rewards Network Q Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Malaya Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items BRS Car Auctions 300Sl 24 Valve (92J) Multiple Classified Advertising Items Executive Cars Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Normand In the realm of supermodels Second- Hand Luxury Cars: With a vast range of models and marques available, we offer a guide ro the best buys 'The flagship models from volume makers are the equal of image vehicles' Multiple Classified Advertising Items Japanese Multiple Classified Advertising Items 300 E Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Meridien Multiple Classified Advertising Items Take a spin in the Welsh forests Rallying combines daredevil thrils wi BMW Multiple Classified Advertising Items Krillman Ltd Registration Numbers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rally School Fact File Multiple Classified Advertising Items SAAB Multiple Classified Advertising Items Steering Column Mad about miniatures The Barnes Collection of Dinky Toys goes under the hammer this week The Times Salerooms How to get into print Giles Gordon on the ultimate DIY resource for authors Cursed with the luck of the Irish The Glass Lake By Maeve Binchy, Orion Books, ?15.99 BG A tended heart and a brutal soul Erica Wagner on two contrasting novels about the secrets of the human sprit The Times/Dillons Bestsellers Luvvie that dared not speak its name Denholm Elliott: Quest for Love By Susan Elliott with Barry Turner Headline, £16.99 Was denholm Elliott's hidden homesexuality the key to his talent as an actor? Fiction after a fashion Derwent May reviews the critics In a league all of your own The Official Fantasy League Manager's Handbook By Andrew Wainstein Corgi, ?5.99 Fantasy Team By Jason Page and Richard Mead Bloomsbury, ?3.99 Minerva Press New in Paperback Picture Gallery And the nominees are Julia Neuberger tells how she brought a woman's view to the Booker judging Dance on the edge of chaos Prologue: An Unconventional Life By Joan Brady Andre Deutsch, £17.99 John Brady Valerie geove the tangled srory of her life and family Times Books A Reading List that Keeps on Getting Longer Ason of the Circus Iain Banks All in all, another brick in the Wall Multiple Display Advertising Items British Antique Replicas Duniopillo Langley Houses Ltd Coopers Stay Safe Mordencroft Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Rosslyn Too Multiple Classified Advertising Items Is your Train on Time Comrade? S Seymour Shirts Herald & Heart Hatters A New Cutting Edge Winebergs Multiple Display Advertising Items Pick Topmost Fruit with Ease The Galaxy Range Pure Silk Fit & Forget A room with a chic and cheerful view If you are furnishing a new place on a budget, chain store bargains can work wonders in spartan rooms The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kitchens Limited Halifax Property Services Multiple Classified Advertising Items Country Property Smith-Woolley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kent Hogg the Builder Multiple Classified Advertising Items About £147,000 How to combat that sinking feeling Prices still falling The Times Stout walks in the hills Ireland: the beautiful Wicklow mountains, and Ulster's atteactions in unaccustomed peace How to get there and what to do Cunard Princess Word-Watching The land that tourists forgot If peace has finally returned, to the troubled provience, so too will visitors Solution to the Times Crossword Challenge (3) Demon that drives the search for snow thrills As the summer fades and the nights grow cold, it's time to book that winter holiday. Our seven-week tour of resorts offers a guide to the best in skiing S Sheraton Grand The DIY route to the slopes The cheapest way to take a family skiing is to make your own plans Budget skiing Pettills A run for your money Skiing Special: Stunning slopes and easy access make France a favourite destination foe the British Scotland The Times Choose a smooth operator . . . so here's our guide to which tour companies go where, and what's on offer; plus the best bargains around Stena Sealink SKI Travel Tips SKI Simply Ski Snow Coach Bladon Lines Cornwall SKI West Uniquely Swiss Barwell Travel Travel Trail Finders Multiple Classified Advertising Items Airline Network Bridge the World West Country Tourist Board Bladon Lines Summer 1995 Ski Norway SKI the World SKI France Kuoni Discover Spain British Airways Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items Ski Europe's top resorts with Mark Warner Powder Byrne The Blakeney Hotel Treasured Islands Iberiab Australia VFB Leski The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lunn Poly British Airways Holidays Travel trails Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Tradewinds Inspirations plc Poland Multiple Classified Advertising Items Soar Mill Cove Hotel The Tides Reach Woolacombe Bay Hotel Botley Park Hotel & Country Club Careys Manor Hotel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Craigellachie Rye Lodge Multiple Classified Advertising Items Holiday Autos Saturday Rendezvous Pretty Girls Virginia Charles Sara Eden The Times Newspapers The Executive Club Touch Sirius Saturday Rendezvous The Times Chess Wining Move Times Two Crossword No 263 Punch Computer Games No. 3270: Absence of Character by Symphonia Word-Watching Bridge Canon No Title Seven Day's Radio No Title Vision A four-course media meal David Flusfeder makes his pick of the week's programmes across all channels Picture Gallery Rarities, restorations, rediscoveries George Perry delves into the film stock on offer in the BBC's Lost and finds some gems No Title RSPB Cabaret with bite Arts Comedy fatigue Repeats Designs and diseases Science Rivalling royalty Soaps Football frenzy Sport Pat and Margaret: this is your life This weekend Victoria Wood stars, together with Julie Walters, in her first play for a decade. She tells Hilary Kingsley what inspired the comedy drama about siblings and success The Open University Soap heading south Watch that thought Janet Daley, the Times columnist and Moral Maze panellist, on the transfer from Radio 4 to BBC2 television of the successful ethical debating series Welcome to the future, say hello to Cyborg Machines are no the march and Homo Sapiens is under pressute. Nigel Hawkers reports feom the lab Folly, fantasy, fiction and fact David Robinson makes his Pick of the week and John Marriott(below and overleaf) rounds up the best of the rest. the Wartime Drama and Fantasy 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 No Title Love and loyalties Films on Television Pointed, poignant No Title Bath brimming with confidence Variations A visual glance at the verbal battlefield BBC1 No Title Have they sot a show for you? Variations Keeping humanity in the scientific equation BBC1 Monday September 12 Save your blushes and blushers Variations A trial of any other name would not entertain BBC1 Tuesday September 13 Taking on the most hopeless Variations Getting by on grants, loans and promises BBC1 Wednesday September 14 Unhappy wanderings of twins Variations With friends like this, who needs the SS? BBC1 Thursday September 15 Tuttifrutti on TNT Variations All things being equal within the law BBC1 No Title High speed makes high drama Variations Steve versus Clive - rnay the best host win BBC1 No Title The man for a season Radio 1: FM 97.6-6.99.8 Radio 2: FM 88-90.22 Radio… No Title Monday September 12 Tuesday September 13 Wednesday September 14 Thursday September 15 Friday September 16 The Writing School Plus: 46 Pages of Fashion Magazine Tag Heuer Magazine Diary Vanity, vanity Forgiving the Germans Stained glass Doctors on the box Something for the Weekend Barclays No Title Stoves Old Devils' M Mercury Toyota … Eye Drops The Lord giveth Stella Artois Works in Progress In 1914 Glasgow's men went to war. Today the fall of that generation is being chronicled in the place of its birth. Alan Franks talks to Bill Bryden about his epic new play, staged in a Govan shipbuiding shed Picture Gallery No Title Marriott No Title Marriott Man-Made Woman Increasi9ngly sophisticated artifical implants are bringing us ever closer to the fantasy of the bionic human, writes Nigel Hawkes. Illustrations by John Bavosi Picture Gallery For Sun Worshippers of All Ages India Tourist Office The unknown soldier Noble Caledonia Limited Dolphin ENO Fashion Louis Feraud Fashion Take a Long Look at this Sweater Sugar Baby Love Simpson Sugar Baby Love Sugar Baby Love Versace Signatures Selfridges No Title Austin Reed Tough at the Top Lip Smackin' Elizabeth Arden No title House of Fraser Hanro Hot Tramps Hot Tramps Picture Gallery Hot Tramps Picture Gallery The Attraction of Jaeger Fithbillies JAEO No Title No Title Jaeger Debenhams Wrap Artists Picture Gallery Picture Gallery Wrap Artists Picture Gallery THEprinciple The Nex Born to be Worn Pacemakers Russell&Bromley Isn't it time the body you most admired was… No Title Growing up Gracefully At last girlle garb is a thing of the past, says Nlcola Jeal. Now we can al go back to looking a million dollars in streamlined suits and dignified dresses Racing Green The Look Harvey Nichols Lessons in basic Swedish Austere influences from Scandinavia in the 18th century are being adapted for the modern interior, Alexandra Campbell discovers Cook Restaurant Guide Eating Out Folio Travels with The Times Cook Part 2 Puglia Notebook Next week Herbs Show Kitchens V&S Classic Choice Bankruptcy Sale Charles Greville & Co Ltd Stairlifts DFS Sale If you would like to appear in the 'Interior… What to Buy French Wines in Plain English Drink A break with tradition has been the making of Oc The Islands of Britain High Mighty Objets Faux Purple Fish Pozzani Pure Water Plc Divertimenti's new and expanded mail order… Asthma Kiniki Wonder Briefs Optimax The Genuine Panama Hat Company Long Tall Sally Rural Crafts The Sunday Times The Vulture Picks over the bones of contemporary culture Enter Password Picture Gallery Michael Tilson Thomas Are You Missing Something Subtle? 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