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Writing under the moniker Wossy, he has on one site alone accumulated an army of 14,000 followers, with whom he has discussed everything from his family holiday in Florida and his dismay at the demise of Woolworths to his (long-held) hatred of tabloid journalists.
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Okay, if they're going for an international audience, then why choose for the host Jonathon Ross, or "Wossy" as he's unaffectionately known in Britain, where his BBC contract just ended forever?
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Okay, if they're going for an international audience, then why choose for the host Jonathon Ross, or "Wossy" as he's unaffectionately known in Britain, where his BBC contract just ended forever?
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The work of artists Gao Qiang and Gao Zhen is an attempt to get China to face up to the truth behind its most famous leader, Mao Zedong Rockabilly Liberties belle Imelda May becomes only the second Irish act to play the Grammys Graham Norton, once outrageous but now less so, talks about his new affinity for Ireland, and his chances of replacing 'Wossy' as king of BBC chat
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The work of artists Gao Qiang and Gao Zhen is an attempt to get China to face up to the truth behind its most famous leader, Mao Zedong Rockabilly Liberties belle Imelda May becomes only the second Irish act to play the Grammys Graham Norton, once outrageous but now less so, talks about his new affinity for Ireland, and his chances of replacing 'Wossy' as king of BBC chat
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Okay, if they're going for an international audience, then why choose for the host Jonathon Ross, or "Wossy" as he's unaffectionately known in Britain, where his BBC contract just ended forever?
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Tallulah Morehead 2010
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The work of artists Gao Qiang and Gao Zhen is an attempt to get China to face up to the truth behind its most famous leader, Mao Zedong Rockabilly Liberties belle Imelda May becomes only the second Irish act to play the Grammys Graham Norton, once outrageous but now less so, talks about his new affinity for Ireland, and his chances of replacing 'Wossy' as king of BBC chat
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The work of artists Gao Qiang and Gao Zhen is an attempt to get China to face up to the truth behind its most famous leader, Mao Zedong Rockabilly Liberties belle Imelda May becomes only the second Irish act to play the Grammys Graham Norton, once outrageous but now less so, talks about his new affinity for Ireland, and his chances of replacing 'Wossy' as king of BBC chat
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The work of artists Gao Qiang and Gao Zhen is an attempt to get China to face up to the truth behind its most famous leader, Mao Zedong Rockabilly Liberties belle Imelda May becomes only the second Irish act to play the Grammys Graham Norton, once outrageous but now less so, talks about his new affinity for Ireland, and his chances of replacing 'Wossy' as king of BBC chat
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The work of artists Gao Qiang and Gao Zhen is an attempt to get China to face up to the truth behind its most famous leader, Mao Zedong Rockabilly Liberties belle Imelda May becomes only the second Irish act to play the Grammys Graham Norton, once outrageous but now less so, talks about his new affinity for Ireland, and his chances of replacing 'Wossy' as king of BBC chat
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