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Chaz, global population will take a major bodyblow.
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Jonathan Strahan calls this "a bodyblow for the field."
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The loss of such a major project is a bodyblow to the local economy and one has to wonder what on earth is going on when a government department changes its mind so quickly on such a crucial issue without any proper explanation.
Archive 2009-09-01 Dylan Jones-Evans 2009
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The loss of such a major project is a bodyblow to the local economy and one has to wonder what on earth is going on when a government department changes its mind so quickly on such a crucial issue without any proper explanation.
NO PRISON FOR NORTH WALES? Dylan Jones-Evans 2009
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Only Ha'aretz is reporting this now, but if confirmed, US policy in Iraq will have taken another bodyblow.
Archive 2004-06-01 2004
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Rooney's likely departure represents a devastating bodyblow for United as they attempt to maintain their status as one of the world's truly elite clubs, having already lost Portugal superstar Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid in 2009.
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Rooney's likely departure represents a devastating bodyblow for United as they attempt to maintain their status as one of the world's truly elite clubs, having already lost Portugal superstar Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid in 2009.
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Asda's withdrawal in January 2007 came as a bodyblow to Whitehaven's retail development plans and the Pow Beck regeneration project.
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Asda's withdrawal in January 2007 came as a bodyblow to Whitehaven's retail development plans and the Pow Beck regeneration project.
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Asda's withdrawal in January 2007 came as a bodyblow to Whitehaven's retail development plans and the Pow Beck regeneration project.
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