"Spark discharges shocked telegraph operators and set the telegraph paper on fire," NASA said.
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Gojimo, an app that helps U.K. high school students prepare for exams, has been acquired by Telegraph Media Group, the publisher of The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph newspapers.
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As a humble telegraph operator, Edison invented a telegraph that could send four signals at once.
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Instead of Telegraph Hill rising north of Market Street downtown, Telegraph Island now offered a tranquil view of Market Shoals.
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When Mr. Calahan, the president of Calahan's Gold and Stock Telegraph Company, found a burglar in his home, he created a telegraph-based alert system.
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While visiting Whitehorse, Kate and Prince William sent a morse code telegraph that was converted into their first-ever personal tweet at a telegraph station.
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AT&T Inc, originally known as the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, in 2013 lamented the FCC's failure to formally stop enforcing some telegraph rules.
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Their sting operation on Allardyce is just the tip of the iceberg, the Telegraph claims, in an even bigger investigation into corruption in the sport. [Telegraph]
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And you'll never guess what kinds of photos the story is liberally sprinkled with...An important public service article provided by Australia's Telegraph newspaper about the existence of porn online (The Telegraph/Twitter)I mean, The Telegraph clearly didn't want to expose anyone to these images that were found under the #NSFW hashtag.
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Khan's father took the Daily Telegraph , a conservative newspaper.
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" The Telegraph called the show "inconsistent but ludicrously addictive.
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So Amy's face had to telegraph everything that's going on.
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The Telegraph reported that mother and child were eventually reunited.
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He has never had an office, according to The Telegraph.
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But she had -- she also has to telegraph the joke.
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"I cannot touch animals," she told The Telegraph in 2002.
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If you read The Telegraph, you'd believe he already did.
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The introduction of Telegraph continues Telegram's expansion beyond just messaging.
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ADT started in 1874 as the American District Telegraph Company.
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"[Della Rose] is pretty good," he told The Belfast Telegraph.
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Protestors stayed for about an hour, according to The Telegraph.
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The same may be said of private correspondence by telegraph.
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T) and telecoms firms Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp (9432.
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Its spectacles are absurd, but it doesn't telegraph the jokes.
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The Telegraph story has brought NDAs into focus once again.
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They can also be used to telegraph authority or respect.
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Let's consider the electric telegraph, the original digital communication network.
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Sources: Los Angeles Times, The Hollywood Reporter, The Telegraph, BBC
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" The Telegraph called it "the greatest draw in sporting history.
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"A high-profile Australian with a worldwide reputation has been convicted of an awful crime, The Telegraph wrote, adding, "but The Daily Telegraph and other Australian media are prohibited from telling you about it.
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The Telegraph said it will be providing transcripts of all discussions with Pagliara, Price, and McGarvey to the Football Association, as well as the police, presumably with the teams and managers names not redacted. [Telegraph]
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He also writes a column in the Telegraph and has written for GQ. In a column published in The Telegraph on Sunday, Johnson compared issues at the Irish border to the moon landing in 1969.
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She tells the Telegraph she has no plans of slowing down.
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"I don't have any idea," he said, according to The Telegraph.
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He later held editor jobs at the Telegraph and the Spectator.
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"We haven't touched her room," Tanya said, according to The Telegraph.
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Apple declined our request to comment further on its report.[Telegraph]
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The Telegraph first reported on Wednesday that talks were taking place.
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Sources: The Telegraph, The New York Times, The New York Times
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The fire boxes, which came first, relied on a telegraph system.
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According to The Daily Telegraph, Xanda got the collar in October.
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"In my teens I was very insecure," he told the Telegraph.
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"I'm leaping with joy like a bird," he told the Telegraph.
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Turning to the news coverage: the Telegraph story is predictably awful.
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"It is worrying, really concerning," Ennis-Hill told the Daily Telegraph.
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The Telegraph newspaper promised to close its 23.4% gap by 2025.
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The Telegraph reported that she was already on a driving ban.
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The simplicity and speed of Telegraph are not without its downsides.
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Welcome to your telegraph: a little ancient, but within reason. 6.
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EU), Madhumita Murgia (The Daily Telegraph) and James Cook (Business Insider).
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The Sunday Telegraph newspaper earlier reported that Hollywood studio Warner Bros.
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In 2013, The Telegraph noted the brand raised over $14 million.
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For Telegraph columnist Jamie Whyte, it is nothing short of fascism.
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Related: There is officially a "Princess Charlotte Effect," the Telegraph said.
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One reporter chronicled his in-flight immersive experience for the Telegraph.
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Eternal instants on Telegraph Hill, Beacon Hill, or Venice and Kampala.
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McMaster said Trump does not necessarily want to telegraph his intentions.
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Timothy Stanley is a historian and columnist for Britain's Daily Telegraph.
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It also held early acquisition talks with Amazon, The Telegraph reported.
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UK ELECTION: CONSERVATIVES 42%; LABOUR 31% - SAVANTA COMRES POLL FOR TELEGRAPH
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"Downton Abbey for grown-ups," Ceri Radford wrote in The Telegraph.
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The Telegraph said ministers had discussed delaying Brexit by eight weeks.
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"Oh, Mother is fabulous," Ms. Whitfield told The Telegraph years later.
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Also on Wednesday, the Daily Telegraph reported that Blairmore Holdings Inc.
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People should use contactless payments instead, the WHO told The Telegraph.
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In The Daily Telegraph, Nick Timothy, a former aide to Mrs.
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He was previously political and executive editor of The Daily Telegraph.
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UK ELECTION: CONSERVATIVES 41%, LABOUR 34% - SAVANTA COMRES POLL FOR TELEGRAPH
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The Telegraph reported that he killed four lambs during his sojourn.
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Instead, he told the Telegraph he'd never really thought about it.
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Speaking with Gordon once again in the Daily Telegraph on Sept.
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That man — Jerry Frasher — testified in trial, The Telegraph Herald reported.
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"This was not a cover-up," a spokesperson told the Telegraph.
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ORB/DAILY TELEGRAPH - "IN" AHEAD BY 22100 POINTS An ORB telephone poll of 800 people for the Daily Telegraph newspaper, published late on Monday, put support for "In" at 53 percent, with "Out" on 46 percent.
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According to Business Insider, it is "not clear how much Facebook is paying the Daily Telegraph for the articles, or who comes up with the initial story ideas," with both the company and the Telegraph declining comment.
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"There is no ban on success in Europe," Vestager told the Telegraph.
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And people are saying, listen, he didn&apost telegraph much in that.
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The Telegraph has documented some of the real-life accusations against Reid.
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Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp rose 1.9% and KDDI Corp climbed 2.4%.
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In the 19th century, young people wooed each other over the telegraph.
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Do modern online dating apps have anything to learn from telegraph romances?
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BST The Telegraph publishes article reporting businessman's name was revealed in parliament.
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"It was a kind of marriage," Givenchy told The Telegraph in 2015.
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We'll have to wait and see if any of them stick.[Telegraph]
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His latest findings weren't peer reviewed before being given to the Telegraph.
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The Daily Telegraph dismissed Messrs McDonnell and Corbyn as "the Marx brothers".
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I think the Fed's going to want to telegraph this pretty strongly.
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The Telegraph reports the mother remains in a coma with serious injuries.
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Carter has said that the president remains sensitive about the jibe. [Telegraph]
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According to Australian newspaper The Daily Telegraph, it's possible and it's gold.
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"It was a very modern honeymoon," she explained, according to The Telegraph.
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Raf Sanchez, a correspondent for the Telegraph, shared his image on Twitter.
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"I really hope that I can change attitudes," Melzer told The Telegraph.
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The Telegraph reported then that the deal was worth 25 million pounds.
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"I'm not giving them anything to write about," Swift told The Telegraph.
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"There is no ban on success in Europe," she told The Telegraph.
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The yogurt was discontinued after just 18 months, according to the Telegraph.
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The Telegraph recently rated it as one of the cheapest European cities.
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"That was just a f--- up," said Hamilton according to The Telegraph.
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He told the UK's Daily Telegraph newspaper that the allegations were exaggerated.
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"She found out everything about me very quickly," Ransome told The Telegraph.
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As The Belfast Telegraph reported, investors included T. Rowe Price and Fidelity.
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Brexit uncertainties and a weak pound also contributed, according to The Telegraph.
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According to a 2011 report from The Telegraph, she was his favorite.
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"We all make mistakes," Papadopoulos said in his interview with the Telegraph.
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Tech Investors Say UK Must Clarify Brexit Immigration Stance The Daily Telegraph
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Telegraph in the 1990s, Johnson was known for filing far-fetched stories
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The telegraph was a kind of Twitter or smartphone at the time.
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In December, Rush sued Sydney's Daily Telegraph for defamation over the allegations.
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The couple's age, identities and images were first published by The Telegraph.
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According to the Telegraph, the building had between 215 and 217 residents.
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Six new jails are planned in the United Kingdom, The Telegraph noted.
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Writing in The Daily Telegraph, William Hague, a former leader of Mrs.
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But he used to follow "banking-related accounts," according to The Telegraph.
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" The telegraph was not alone as an unlikely stimulant of "spiritual intercourse.
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Yet "Fear Response" attempts to telegraph something far darker for the socialite.
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"'It's horrifying, that's all I can say," one worker told the Telegraph.
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Meanwhile, Trump continues to telegraph his options without saying where he's leaning.
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About 60 senators stabbed Rome's leader 23 times, according to The Telegraph.
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UK ELECTION: CONSERVATIVES 41%, LABOUR 33% - SAVANTA COMRES POLL FOR SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
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"I don&apost know why I ran over," Hurst told The Telegraph.
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So what kind of thinking and future does this young prince telegraph?
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"It's the biggest tip I have ever had," Salimi told The Telegraph.
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The Telegraph learned of Ms. Hollingworth's work in Poland, and on Aug.
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Blum tells a story about the early telegraph which highlights this point.
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The Telegraph Herald reported that Todd denied making those searches in court.
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Called the Carrington Event, it started fires and knocked out telegraph networks.
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For one, the fact that they used a telegraph—it's a long-standing, if inaccurate, joke that Canada is somehow technologically lagging behind the rest of the world, so naturally we would send our tweets using a telegraph machine.
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"It was really emotional for me," Hadid told The Telegraph earlier this year.
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Similar theories popped up with the advent of the telegraph and cell phones.
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The Nazi sympathizer shouted "Britain first" during the attack, according to The Telegraph.
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The Free Telegraph does disclose the connection at the bottom of its articles.
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And in Childish Gambino's "Telegraph Ave" and Frank Ocean's "Start": an iMessage received.
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Hadid told The Telegraph that she'd like to win an Oscar one day.
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"It is a crime," a spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police told the Telegraph.
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Like Mr. Banks, Travers' own father was a banker, according to The Telegraph.
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Sometimes it resembles the letters page of the Daily Telegraph come to life.
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"I don't really do anything with my money," Radcliffe told the Belfast Telegraph.
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Spokespersons for The Daily Telegraph did not immediately return PEOPLE's request for comment.
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Computer vision may help the blind see the world Social The Daily Telegraph
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According to The Telegraph, it's no big deal, but it is plenty strange.
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He seems to know what to telegraph to potential DNC supporters as well.
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" Similarly, the right-wing Daily Telegraph went with the headline: "A magnificent moment.
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The Telegraph has since reported Uber has already begun hiring for this team.
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"We became good friends and often shared a laugh," Bennett told the Telegraph.
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Timothy Stanley, a conservative, is a historian and columnist for Britain's Daily Telegraph.
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This can telegraph plans before company leaders are ready to pull the trigger.
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Because of this association, no one likes this plant, according to the Telegraph.
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It must, at least, telegraph more than a bland awareness of their existence.
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"It was really emotional for me," she told The Telegraph earlier this year.
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Telegraph Ave is shut down, and the vendors and food trucks roll out.
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"I was accused of giving the plot away," McShane told the Telegraph afterward.
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Venues enforcing the rule are being accused of xenophobia, according to The Telegraph.
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And when these deals are struck, they can telegraph the company's future plans.
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They do not telegraph their intentions or buck the decorum of civil life.
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"Dear BBC—after Collateral, please stop funding David Hare," hooted a Telegraph headline.
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The 6900th century's breakthrough was the telegraph, followed by the telephone and radio.
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The Telegraph, however, noted that it still allows animal fur to be imported.
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"You don't necessarily have to be in a relationship," she told The Telegraph.
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Australia, which publishes The Daily Telegraph, is appealing Wigney's ruling, The Guardian reported.
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He was, The Telegraph suggested, offering "advice" on how to break the rules.
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Rush denied the allegations and sued the Telegraph last December in federal court.
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Since semi-retiring, Lucas is focusing on experimental movies, he told The Telegraph.
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The Telegraph has a tracker for how many "sexist" comments Trump has made.
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During the time of Lincoln, the Pony Express got disrupted by the telegraph.
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"It's a sad, sad story," county archeologist Tor-Kristian Storvik told the Telegraph.
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"He's honest," she said at a Forbes magazine event, according to The Telegraph.
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"I haven't any imagination," she told the British newspaper The Telegraph in 2014.
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"There are about 500 meat vending machines [in Germany]," she told The Telegraph.
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In 2018, the Telegraph suggested it should be the word of the year.
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"Every day of my life was a fight day," he told The Telegraph.
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Count Paul Hayward of the Daily Telegraph in the just-keep-winning camp.
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Weeks later, in an interview with The Telegraph, Ms. Swift also deflected questions.
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Kuredu was one of four Maldives resorts under quarantine, according to The Telegraph.
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"I'm a jazz drummer," he told the British newspaper The Telegraph in 22005.
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The two midwives in "Telegraph Avenue" are my favorite of my husband's characters.
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In 224, Johnson was recalled to become the Telegraph ' s chief political columnist.
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"I like physically shuffling around with papers," she once explained to the Telegraph.
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"IT'S THE NATION'S BIGGEST STORY," screamed the front page of the Daily Telegraph.
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His tired eyes would telegraph distress signals to the television cameras: Help me.
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It started out through telegraph's, hence the first one, Florists Telegraph Delivery Service.
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Its innovations—the railroad, the steamship, the telegraph—had unleashed fantastic productive forces.
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"This is not a band," Tork once told the UK's Telegraph in 2016.
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Read more... Timothy Stanley is a historian and columnist for Britain's Daily Telegraph.
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"I've never taken a drug in my life," he told The Daily Telegraph.
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"You don't necessarily have to be in a relationship," she told The Telegraph.
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This wasn't a performance concerned with perfection; it was meant to telegraph passion.
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Chief telegraph officer Thomas Eckert then passed on the telegram to Maj. Gen.
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"John, try a car sometime," Hawthorn told Surtees, according to Britain's Telegraph newspaper.
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Jackman was at the beach with his family, Sydney's Sunday Telegraph newspaper reported.
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"Richard Cooke is one of the 'good' guys," Mr. Loveridge told The Telegraph.
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"You do what you feel is right," she told The Telegraph in 2012.
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Wanting to be a journalist, he briefly worked at The Telegraph of London.
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It must be admitted that these telegraph authorities were no respecters of persons.
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"This is the only really disturbing part of the animal," The Telegraph wrote.
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Still later she worked for The Sunday Telegraph and The Times of London.
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This was the second-greatest song of all time according to the Telegraph.
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No less than those telegraph operators, we remain vulnerable to a solar storm.
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A little bit, Adeline, Berkeley, punk rock, rock 'n' roll, teenagers, Telegraph Avenue.
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It goes back to Federal Telegraph and sort of even between the wars.
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SO FUNNY ON SO MANY LEVELS," Paquin tweeted along with a story from The Telegraph U.K. Shortly after the incident, The Telegraph reported that BBC News had issued a statement saying the company was investigating the situation and "establishing the facts.
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The Telegraph reports that Michael was instantly smitten with her, and proposed within days.
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"Humans are incessant imitators," professor Lawrence Rosenbaum said in an interview with the Telegraph.
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This month, Fiona the baby hippo approved of her first proposal, reports The Telegraph.
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The identical twins control The Telegraph Media Group and the Ritz Hotel in London.
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The court will reportedly make a ruling early next year, according to the Telegraph.
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Whyte told the Daily Telegraph, however, that he felt Joshua was avoiding the fight.
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The Daily Telegraph reports that he was born in Britain to Libyan parents. broken.
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Two pregnant men in Britain recently gave birth to baby girls, the Telegraph reports.
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A reported by The Telegraph, Hakan is scion to the once dominant Uzan family.
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A museum records how Xiamen was connected to the world by Danish telegraph engineers.
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"We apologize for the service Miss Dalziel received," a Santander spokesperson told the Telegraph.
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The mayor of Amatrice said "half of the town is gone," The Telegraph reported.
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Discovery is working on an alternative plan for breaking up UKTV, the Telegraph said.
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In the 1800s, German physicist Hermann von Helmholtz compared the brain to a telegraph.
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"She's 19," he said in an interview with The Daily Telegraph published in February.
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She revealed that George tells her, "Mummy, you're so rubbish," according to The Telegraph.
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As reported in The Telegraph, no other scientist had ever discovered such a correlation.
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Back in 2016, The Telegraph revealed Caron once had an affair with Warren Beatty.
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They have appeared on the reality TV show "Belgium's Got Talent," The Telegraph reported.
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The antitrust chief's office was not immediately available for comment on the Telegraph report.
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"You can't do this if you haven't got spare dosh," Bryden told The Telegraph.
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The nerve agent Novichok has poisoned two new victims in England, The Telegraph reports.
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"First I was attracted by his bright smile," Mako said, according to The Telegraph.
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"None of the cast know what the actual ending is," Clarke told The Telegraph.
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According to the Telegraph, this mineral water brand was a favorite of the Queen's.
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Sam Allardyce has reportedly resigned as England's soccer manager, the Telegraph reported on Tuesday.
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According to the Daily Telegraph, three courtside cameras shut down in the extreme heat.
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Several clergymen mentioned in the Telegraph article did not return Broadly's request for comment.
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The Prince of Wales Foundation, funded the historic train's repairs, according to The Telegraph.
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"Determined teenagers will find ways to access pornography," a BBFC spokesman told the Telegraph.
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"I think I lost consciousness," she said in a statement given to the Telegraph.
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The Chinese Swimming Association was not available to comment on the Daily Telegraph report.
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New means of communication from railways and the telegraph onwards have always attracted critics.
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"He's not trying to broadcast or telegraph his actions, [unlike prior presidents]," said Sanders.
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"I'm not going to give them anything to write about," she told The Telegraph.
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"We all knew there wasn't much time left," May told The Telegraph in 2013.
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"He was genuinely worried I'd be bored and unfulfilled," Hiddleston admitted to the Telegraph.
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In October 2011, Geyer talked to the Daily Telegraph about his then-new love.
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The Telegraph has traditionally been closely read by many members of May's Conservative Party.
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"You say the slightest thing and the internet goes ape," McShane told the Telegraph.
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The singer and boyfriend Joshua Sasse are set to wed, according to The Telegraph.
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"It's more than a satire," Ulman said in a recent interview with The Telegraph.
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Coach is also eyeing luxury shoe manufacturer Jimmy Choo, the Telegraph reported last week.
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That makes Telegraph an interesting option for posting short notes or anonymized content online.
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Beavan told the Telegraph on Monday that she was not bothered by Fry's comment.
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"My generation were heavy drug users," Gregg Allman told the Daily Telegraph in 2011.
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In The Telegraph, cartoonist Matt joked about the ups and downs of Johnson's career.
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Goodwill also downplayed calls for stricter controls on drone flight, according to The Telegraph.
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In one suite there's even an aromatic cypress wood bath, according to The Telegraph.
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Words -- and the "optics" meant to telegraph them -- are equally as important in recovery.
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" The Telegraph quoted May for its headline: "Am I going to see this through?
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The Telegraph reported that investigators will be on site through Wednesday and maybe Thursday.
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No one was killed in the attack, which is being investigated as terrorism (Telegraph).
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"It's a pop song, it's not a doctoral thesis," he told the Telegraph newspaper.
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Men really have only the tie and their off-duty wear to telegraph individuality.
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According to The Telegraph, Glushkov had been charged with fraud twice when in Russia.
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On Tuesday, the Telegraph reported that ministers had discussed delaying Brexit by eight weeks.
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UK'S CONSERVATIVE PARTY OFFERS BREXIT PARTY LEADER FARAGE ELEVENTH-HOUR DEAL - THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
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Pauline, after he was back safe, explained her views on terminology to The Telegraph.
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Condé Nast International has blacklisted photographer Terry Richardson, The Daily Telegraph reported Tuesday morning.
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The Guarantee Clause limped on until the 1912 case Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph v.
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"Goodwood has been an unbuttoned Royal Ascot ever since," Britain's Daily Telegraph once wrote.
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That statement seemingly goes against Trump's long-expressed pledge to never telegraph military maneuvers.
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It formed the basis of a report in The Daily Telegraph that said Mrs.
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Hyun-ah was later found guilty of obstructing aviation safety, according to the Telegraph.
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So I was a journalist, I worked for the Daily Telegraph and the Guardian.
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The Daily Telegraph reported that this was one option under consideration by Johnson's team.
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The Telegraph says that the exact amount will be calculated when Brexit is finalized.
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"It looked rather forlorn," he told the London newspaper The Sunday Telegraph in 21981.
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Asked about the Telegraph report, a spokeswoman for Johnson's office said change was inevitable.
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It also contradicted a long-held Trump pledge to never telegraph future military decision.
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" — Mr. Macron, in The Daily Telegraph in April "Globalization can be a great opportunity.
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Monzo is in talks with SoftBank about further expansion funding, according to The Telegraph.
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In his mid-30s, he installed a telegraph wire between his work and home.
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"Facebook shuts down robots after they invent their own language," London's Telegraph newspaper reported.
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It also violated another oft-repeated Trumpian principle: never, ever telegraph your military moves.
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The Telegraph reports residents have even taken to the streets to protest the issue.
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The pro-Johnson Daily Telegraph newspaper reports that he "has already been promised it".
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Airlines missed out on an estimated $1.7 billion in revenues, according to The Telegraph.
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The job cuts — from 65 to 50 staff — were reported earlier by The Telegraph.
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The Belfast Telegraph interviewed him in the off-season about his nascent baseball career.
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He was a lead critic for The Daily Telegraph for more than 25 years.
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"Daedalus never flagrantly posits impossibilities," Dr. Jones was quoted as saying in The Telegraph.
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"The F8 donation will fuel the expansion of Telegraph track as we plan to award full-tuition scholarships to 28.73 underrepresented engineers looking to join our Telegraph Track community," Hack Reactor Director of Diversity and Inclusion Albrey Brown told TechCrunch in an email.
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With ethical and scholarly discipline, Moore, a political columnist of a decidedly right-wing cast for The Daily Telegraph and The Spectator (and formerly the editor of both conservative publications, as well as The Sunday Telegraph), has produced a scrupulously evenhanded work.
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