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Shares of Trinity Mirror , which owns the tabloid daily The Mirror, climbed 4.2%.
Banks Pull Down European Markets Barbara Kollmeyer 2011
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So that's why Georgette and Giles Fielder-Civil, parents of Amy Winehouse's shockingly inappropriate husband Blake have asked everyone to stop buying Amy Winehouse CDs immediately, as The Mirror reports:
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"Since 9/11, everyone in the industry has known there might be times when extra security measures needed to be put in place," he told The Mirror after adding that BA had been forced to cancel more than 1,000 flights.
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UPDATE: I initially decided against linking directly to The Mirror because I'm really offended by their message, but I've changed my mind about linkage.
The Daily Mirror Loses UndercoverPunk 2004
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UPDATE: I initially decided against linking directly to The Mirror because I'm really offended by their message, but I've changed my mind about linkage.
Archive 2004-11-01 UndercoverPunk 2004
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In the BBC interview, she said that Mr. Morgan, as The Mirror's editor at the time, must have known about the hacking.
NYT > Home Page By JOHN F. BURNS 2011
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"We want them to be accountable, not just sweep it under the rug," he told The Mirror, referring to Hansen.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Local News By ANDY HOBBS / FEDERAL WAY MIRROR 2011
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"It was a gamble to cast a relative unknown, but it's paid off spectacularly," a source told The Mirror.
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"It was a gamble to cast a relative unknown, but it's paid off spectacularly," a source told The Mirror.
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Speaking to The Mirror, Bennett explained that she is not prepared to compromise on the quality of the show.
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