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  • A further contribution, in writing, was made by Fiona Stourton, a former BBC executive producer of current affairs now at Ten Alps, owner of respected factual specialists Blakeway, Brook Lapping and Films of Record.

    Has the BBC become too afraid to take risks? 2011

  • The Blakeway Webbs put the property on the market for $7.9 million in the fall of 1998 and were able to snag that entire amount from Mr. Ewing, who signed a contract to buy the place in early October.

    Are They Letting 30-Year-Old I.P.O. Guys Onto Fifth Avenue? 1999

  • The Blakeway Webbs put the property on the market for $7.9 million in the fall of 1998 and were able to snag that entire amount from Mr. Ewing, who signed a contract to buy the place in early October.

    Are They Letting 30-Year-Old I.P.O. Guys Onto Fifth Avenue? 1999

  • Blakeway_, of Shrewsbury, to whom Mr. _Boswell_ acknowledged himself indebted for some judicious remarks on the first edition of his work: and the letters _J B-O_. are annexed to some remarks furnished by the

    Life of Johnson, Volume 1 1709-1765 James Boswell 1767

  • Blakeway got antibiotics for the bite but never formally reported it to anyone, although she heard from the flat warden that two other residents had also reported foxes attacking them.

    The Guardian World News 2010

  • Phil Blakeway always used to say you find out who your friends are when you're lying on the bed, you can't move, you can't even have a shit and the phone's not ringing.

    Phil Vickery retains England World Cup dreams and a love for Take That Robert Kitson 2010

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