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I worked at Sullivan's place in Widnes, better known as the British
INEFFICIENCY 2010
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On 8 January 1985, in Widnes, Cheshire, a young girl called Jacqueline Fitzsimon caught fire with no apparent cause on a college staircase.
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On 8 January 1985, in Widnes, Cheshire, a young girl called Jacqueline Fitzsimon caught fire with no apparent cause on a college staircase.
The Sudden Curve: 2005
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On 8 January 1985, in Widnes, Cheshire, a young girl called Jacqueline Fitzsimon caught fire with no apparent cause on a college staircase.
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I worked at Sullivan's place in Widnes, better known as the
Inefficiency 1903
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The current licences expire at the end of the 2011 season and the RFL recently repeated its promise to ambitious Championship clubs such as Widnes and Halifax that at least one of them will be promoted to the Super League, increasing the pressure on the 14 incumbents - especially Wakefield, Castleford and Salford, whose plans for a new stadium in Barton have also run into numerous problems.
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Scott Moore, the former England and St Helens hooker who was one of several players making their debuts for Widnes, was sent to the sin-bin after one of a number of scuffles in a reassuringly feisty "friendly".
Elbow injury puts Richie Myler's season with Warrington in doubt 2011
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Widnes impatient to join in Super League's Magic moment
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As Super League prepares for its jamboree in Cardiff, Widnes are desperately hoping for an invitation to join the party
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Richie Myler may miss a substantial part of the Super League season after suffering a dislocated elbow in Warrington's Boxing Day derby against Widnes.
Elbow injury puts Richie Myler's season with Warrington in doubt 2011
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