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August 9th 04, 11:13 AM
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Ex-hurricane Alex heads to the UK (BBC)
"Malcolm" wrote in message
... Credit, then, to The Times which today has a satellite image on its front page captioned: "Battered by the storm: a satellite picture showing how the dying Hurricane Alex turned into a gale, ensnaring the 'Pink Lady'." Nice one ..... now I am wondering what appeared in the Sun (; Gianna |
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