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Examples
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I think 'Liveline' is a cunning government ploy to provide a vehicle for "malcontents" to give vent to their political and other frustrations and not do so in the ballot box.
Politics.ie uriah 2010
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'Liveline' that he was aware of incidents taking place in the VIP area -- where celebrities mingled with customers who paid premium prices -- which was situated in front of the castle.
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The Dubliner, who lives in Clontarf with wife June and teenage triplets, has become synonymous as a champion of the ordinary man on the street since taking over 'Liveline' in
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Murphy, who spoke live on air with Deasy during his hourlong interview on Irish broadcaster RTE's "Liveline" phone-in show, said nobody who heard the screenwriter's voice could believe he was just days from death.
unknown title 2009
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'Liveline' was already an established chat show, before Joe took it on.
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"George Lee did say on 'Liveline' that he'd sent a letter (to us).
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Liveline, that somebody finally torched a head shop in Dublin?
Irish Blogs Bock The Robber 2010
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Somebody goes crazy after a fortnight of mind-altering Liveline shows, starts to believe he's the Terminator and blows up a head shop.
Irish Blogs Bock The Robber 2010
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Liveline where he provoked three days of national debate and his story was followed up by media across the UK.
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Co Kildare, sells herbal cigarettes, various paraphernalia and other substances that mimic the effects of illegal drugs. was the focus of controversy at the beginning of February after a raft of complaints from callers to RTE's 'Liveline' radio programme when it was revealed he was letting his former solicitor's practice in the town to a trader selling the legal 'highs'.
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