here the standard of private television production is presented in its purest form.


nonetheless, it is worth watching.


the viewer sees that joints are still carved by hand.


sentence: after all: black Forest ham traditionally arrives on the shelf boneless.

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sentence: the secret of the ham is the mix of herbs combined with salt.

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sentence: the appearance of the smoking tower and furnace remind Jumbo of a submarine.

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sentence: the trick: here fir branches in the smoker provide the special flavour of Black Forest ham.

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sentence: after 20 days in the smoke, the ham is finally almost black.

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sentence: "and now the slice will disappear inside Jumbo," he said, announcing his sampling of the product.

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sentence: "that is really delicious," said the TV star in conclusion.

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all those involved will be happy with that evaluation.


thought travel agents were a thing of the past thanks to the internet?


sentence: flight Centre seem to be bucking the trend.

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sentence: the company has upgraded its full year profit forecast and is looking to record earnings from holidaymakers in Australia and the United Kingdom.

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sentence: the travel company now expects its full year underlying profit before tax to be between $325 million and $340 million, compared with the $305 million to $315 million it previously forecast.

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sentence: if the current guidance is achieved it will represent a 12 to 17 per cent growth on the record $290.4 million profit it achieved in 2011 / 12.

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sentence: managing director Graham Turner said Flight Centre had made 8 per cent profit in the first half and had started the second half strongly especially in Australian and UK non-business travel.

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sentence: "year-to-date, our 10 countries are profitable and several are on track for record full-year earnings before interest and tax contributions," he said.

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this includes Australia and the United Kingdom, which are typically our largest profit generators.


sentence: in Australia the leisure business rebounded during the second half which offset a slightly weaker domestic corporate travel market.

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sentence: similarly in the UK, Flight Centre's leisure business performed well while corporate clients were spending less.

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sentence: its US business had recovered its losses during its seasonally weaker first half and was expected to deliver its third consecutive full year profit.

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sentence: flight Centre shares were up 3c at $38.20 yesterday.

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sentence: schools urged to focus more on maths, spelling and grammar

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sentence: English literature courses will require pupils to study at least one Shakespeare play, a 19th century novel, Romantic poetry and contemporary British fiction from 1914 onwards.

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sentence: the exam will also feature "unseen texts" to encourage wider reading;

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sentence: a combined English literature and language course will be scrapped.

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sentence: from 2015, pupils will be required to take a standalone GCSE in language, with strong incentives to choose English literature as a separate qualification.


sentence: the Department for Education is due to release the new syllabuses in English and maths tomorrow - the first subjects to undergo a radical overhaul.


sentence: it will make changes in other core subjects next year.


sentence: in a separate move, Ofqual, the exams regulator, will unveil a shake-up of the structure of GCSEs, with a new grading system and less coursework.

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sentence: speaking in the summer, Michael Gove, the Education Secretary, said there was a "widespread consensus that we need to reform our examination system to restore public confidence," insisting GCSEs would be "more challenging, more ambitious and more rigorous."

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sentence: studies show that English schools devote less time to maths - 116 hours a year or three hours a week during term time - than in most countries.

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sentence: by comparison, Australian schools provide an average of 143 hours a year and pupils do around 138 hours in Singapore.

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sentence: while there will be no formal requirement to devote more of the timetable to maths, Coalition sources said the extensive maths GCSE - combined with more weighting for the subject in league tables - was likely to encourage schools to provide extra teaching.

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sentence: the syllabus will place a greater focus on "real world problems," including financial mathematics.

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sentence: beautiful animals and delicious tarts entice

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sentence: the most beautiful rabbits of various breeds and colourings will be presented at the District Exhibition this weekend in the community centre.

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sentence: the evaluations were already made on Thursday.

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sentence: once again, the W514 local association are organising this large exhibition.

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sentence: here breeders from the clubs in the District of Soest will be exhibiting their best animals, while young private individuals from Wickeder are also showing their rabbits.

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sentence: on Thursday, six adjudicators assessed the numerous rabbits and were able to assign awards to the exceptional animals.


sentence: the visitors to the show will be kept well informed, with the evaluations of all animals posted on their cages.

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sentence: Mayor Hermann Arndt will be officially opening the exhibition at 14: 30.


sentence: the rabbit show will, however, be open to all visitors from 10: 00 a.m. on Saturday and from 10: 00 a.m. until 3: 30 p.m. on Sunday, which will be followed by the prize ceremony.


sentence: guests are also invited to take part in a tombola with impressive prizes and to sample some delicious food from the cafeteria.

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Pamela Anderson chops off those iconic blonde locks, debuts dramatic new pixie cut.


sentence: PAM's blonde locks were made famous by her role in sexy TV show Baywatch.

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sentence: Pamela Anderson is the latest celebrity to shock fans with a dramatic new hairdo.

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the ex-Baywatch babe has ditched her long blonde locks in favour of a platinum pixie crop.


sentence: the 46-year-old actress revealed her latest look while out and about in LA on Wednesday and shared a snap on her Twitter page.

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sentence: it's the first time in 20 years that the blonde beauty has had short hair, and we're loving the demure change.

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sentence: what do you think about Pammy's hair?


sentence: share with us your thoughts in the comments below.

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SALEM: Johanna Rahner at the Ecumenical Discussion Forum


sentence: at the next Ecumenical Discussion Forum on Monday 21 October, in the Neues Museum des Schlosses (New Castle Museum), the focus will be on the topic of "To hell with Hell - Theological reflections on how we now approach the notion of end times."

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the speaker will be Johanna Rahner.


sentence: the Ecumenical Discussion Forum is an initiative of the Catholic and Protestant churches in Salem, the Salem Castle and the Lake Constance District Cultural Office.

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sentence: at the forum, Johanna Rahner wants to address the question of how people today view the "end times" after death.

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sentence: while people in past centuries were overly conscious of it, focusing on the pictures of heaven and hell "that up until now have defined our ideas," contemporary prophetic teaching on the hope of consummation is characterised more by a certain bashfulness, or even speechlessness.

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sentence: "the greater hope has been well and truly cast out of Christians by religious critics," said the speaker.


they have "provided us with so many question marks, that we seem to have lost our exclamation marks."


sentence: Johanna Rahner continued: "however, the crucial challenge to this remains fear of death."


sentence: associated with this is the matter of that longing, "that dreams that everything will be good at the end."

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Johanna Rahner, born in 1962 in Baden-Baden, studied Catholic theology and biology from 1982 to 1989 at the Albert Ludwig's University in Freiburg.


in 1997 she graduated as a doctor of theology, also in Freiburg.


a post-doctoral lecturing qualification in fundamental theology and ecumenical theology followed in 2003 at the Westfalian Wilhelm's University.


since 2010, Johanna Rahner has occupied a Chair for Systematic Theology in the Institute for Catholic Theology at the University of Kassel.


sentence: Geislingen: more than 100 young Catholics from Kleiner Heuberg stand together in the confirmation of their profession of faith

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sentence: in two services, 101 15 and 16-year-olds from the Am Kleinen Heuberg pastoral care unit were confirmed.

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sentence: in the morning, the service was accompanied by the Laudato-Si Group, while the afternoon service featured 'The Spirit' youth choir.

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sentence: upon receiving the confirmation sacrament, the young people accepted their baptism and asked for the power of the Holy Spirit.

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sentence: over recent months those being confirmed, under the direction of Deacon Reiner Dehner and the assistance of several church members, have been preparing for the special day.

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sentence: in various projects, they learned of the different tasks involved in Christian church life and attended the Youth Day in Untermachtal together.

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sentence: Illmensee: second mountain bike race enthuses participants

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sentence: in fantastic weather, 214 cyclists came to Illmensee to take on the circuit, over the hills and around the lake.

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this was announced by Ulrich Knobel of the organising Illmensee Sports Club.


sentence: among the participants there were also numerous amateur cyclists who wanted the chance to practice their hobby in a competitive environment, in particular over the short distance of 15 kilometres with a 300 metre climb.

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sentence: two top-class junior cyclists were also in the starting line-up for the competition: Felix Bader from Bad Waldsee and Pascal Treubel from Aach-Linz came with the recommendation of having achieved good positions at the German Championships.

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sentence: the pair managed to break away from the field in keeping with expectations.

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sentence: as was the case the previous year, Felix Bader managed to hold on to a small lead right to the end and defended his title as the overall winner of the short distance race

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sentence: once again, Pascal Treubel took second place.

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in the ladies' race it was Theresa Duelli of Team Albtraum who managed to take top place on the podium.


sentence: in second and third places were Anne Adel from Illmensee and Leonie Treiber from Owingen.

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sentence: the increasing number of riders that live or work in the area is a fantastic development.

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and it was not only about top performance - the entire range of athletic ability was represented.


sentence: participants' ages were also wide-ranging, with the youngest starters at ten years old up to the oldest at over 70.

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sentence: this year, there were even more absolute top athletes at the starting line for the main race.

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four cyclists managed to break away from the top regional racers.


these included Philipp Pangerl, a semi-professional mountain biker from the Black Tusk Racing Team.


sentence: together with a team mate, Pangerl has already twice been crowned World Champion in the 12-hour race.

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sentence: this year he became European Champion in this special discipline.


also competing was Roland Ballerstedt, who has already claimed two German duathlon championships.


sentence: after 45 kilometres and a climb of 900 metres, the leading riders were neck and neck on the final straight in front of the Drei-Seen-Hall.


Pangerl sped over the finish line in first place.


sentence: only one second later, the experienced Ballerstedt managed to take second place in the overall standings.


Hermann and Warthmann then reached the finish line simultaneously to take joint third in the overall standings.


in the ladies' race, Christiane Cohsmann achieved the fastest time in the main race.


sentence: Areane Blersch from Binzwangen took second place, ahead of Natascha Werner from Stuttgart.


sentence: athletes and assistants seemed very satisfied with the smooth and well-organised running of the event.

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sentence: trekking through mud, rivers and jungle to provide free medical care

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sentence: Dr. Georges Bwelle is bringing free health care to rural villages in Cameroon

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sentence: Bwelle and his team spend almost every weekend seeing hundreds of patients

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sentence: there aren't many doctors in the west African country; just one for every 5,000 people

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cast your vote here or through your mobile device


Dr. Georges Bwelle is one of the top 10 CNN Heroes of 2013.


you can vote for him, or any of the other top 10 Heroes, to be CNN Hero of the Year.


sentence: that person will receive $250,000 to continue their extraordinary work.

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sentence: for 21 years, Georges Bwelle watched his ill father slip in and out of consciousness, traveling to hospitals that weren't equipped to help him.

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sentence: Jamef Bwelle was injured in a 1981 car accident near Yaounde, Cameroon's capital.

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sentence: he suffered only a broken arm at first, but an infection developed and spread to his brain, creating a hematoma that would affect him for the rest of his life.

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"there were no neurosurgeons in Cameroon," Georges Bwelle said.


sentence: we would have taken him out of Cameroon if we had the money.

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sentence: instead, Bwelle spent years escorting his father to overcrowded clinics and hospitals, getting whatever treatment they could get.

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"it's not easy," Bwelle said.


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some people can die because they are waiting.


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sentence: in Cameroon, there is only one doctor for every 5,000 people, according to the World Health Organization.

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sentence: for comparison's sake, the ratio in the United States is one doctor for every 413 people.

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sentence: and even if they could see a physician, many Cameroonians couldn't afford it.

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sentence: two out of five people in the country live below the poverty line, and nearly three-quarters of the country's health-care spending is private.

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sentence: "the only problem they have is poverty," Bwelle said.

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sentence: and with poverty, they cannot enjoy their life.

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sentence: seeing his father and so many of his countrymen suffer, Bwelle was determined to do something about it.

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sentence: Dr. Georges Bwelle and his team of volunteers have performed 700 free surgeries in the past year.

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sentence: he became a doctor himself, working as a vascular surgeon in Yaounde's Central Hospital.


and he started a nonprofit, ASCOVIME, that travels into rural areas on weekends to provide free medical care.


since 2008, he and his group of volunteers have helped nearly 32,000 people.


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their luck doesn't always hold out.


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sentence: but when they arrive, they receive a true heroes' welcome: a feast, singing and dancing, and the best accommodations the community can offer.

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sentence: in these villages, free medical care is truly a cause for celebration, and Bwelle -- with his big smile and boundless energy -- is more than happy to join in the fun.

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sentence: the next morning, the team begins meeting with hundreds of patients.

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"we are receiving 500 people in each trip," Bwelle said.


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each of these weekend clinics provides a variety of medical care.


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sentence: others might receive crutches, a pair of donated eyeglasses or free birth certificates -- documentation that's required for school but that many impoverished families simply can't afford.

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sentence: in the evenings, the team will do simple surgeries with local anesthesia.


sentence: operations are usually done in a schoolhouse, town hall or home; after the procedure, patients get up and walk to the recovery area to make way for the next person.

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sentence: with the group's generator lighting the operating room and sanitizing equipment, Bwelle and his volunteers work into the early hours of Sunday morning.

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sentence: it's a backbreaking pace, but village musicians usually help keep the team motivated.


sentence: "they are beating drums all night to keep us awake and continue our work," Bwelle said.

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sentence: on Sunday, the team heads back to the city, tired but proud of their work.

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sentence: the group -- a mix of Cameroonian doctors and foreign medical students -- has performed 700 free surgeries in the past year, and they know that their help can make a world of difference to those they help.

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sentence: one man explained that the free hernia surgery he'd received will allow him to work again.

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sentence: "this will change my future with my family," the man said.

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sentence: in addition to holding these weekend clinics and working as a hospital surgeon, Bwelle also works nights at private medical clinics around Yaounde.

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sentence: it's this second job, he said, that funds about 60% of his nonprofit; the rest is covered by private donations.

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sentence: "I'm not sure when he sleeps," said Katie O'Malley, a second-year medical student from Drexel University in Philadelphia and volunteer with Bwelle's group.

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sentence: he is always either at the hospital or trying to make money for the organization so he can go on these campaigns.

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sentence: for medical and nursing students such as O'Malley, who come from the United States and Europe to join Bwelle on his missions, it's a hands-on opportunity they'd never get at home.

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sentence: "we've been able to scrub in on surgeries where we help blot blood away or hold tools for Dr. Bwelle," O'Malley said.

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sentence: that's not something you'd ever get to do in America as a second-year medical student.

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sentence: the student volunteers usually pay their own way to Cameroon, often arriving with donated medical supplies.

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sentence: but once they arrive in Yaounde, their board, transportation and instruction are covered by Bwelle.

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sentence: "he's a hero, without a doubt," O'Malley said.

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sentence: he gives his life to this organization, and his desire to help the Cameroon people is everlasting.

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for Bwelle, the near-constant workload isn't a hardship.


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sentence: "I am so happy when I am doing this work," Bwelle said.

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sentence: and I think about my father.


I hope he sees what I am doing.


sentence: to make people laugh, to reduce the pain, that's why I'm doing this.

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sentence: check out the ASCOVIME website and see how to help.

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mastering the struggle to perfection.


sentence: the role of Santiago, the old man in Hemingway's novel "The Old Man and the Sea," is perfectly suited to Horst Janson.

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sentence: Janson is an old hand himself when it comes to his profession, the art of acting.

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sentence: the old man, Santiago, is the best there is when it comes to fishing.


as such, the pair complement one another superbly.


sentence: you almost think that you can see the folds in the old man's neck, of which young fisherman Manolo speaks.

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sentence: when Santiago sits arched over on the chair, tired of life, this is a genuine emotion for Janson.

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sentence: furthermore, the role of the old fisherman is a character role, through and through, which Janson masters excellently.

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sentence: Hemingway told the story of a fighter, a courageous man who doesn't give up and who ultimately wins the battle against the fish as a result of his knowledge and his strong will.

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sentence: for long periods, Janson is the only performer on the stage.

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sentence: he manages to focus the audience's attention on himself, with the result that his monologues never become boring, not even for just a moment.

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sentence: his efforts to finally pull the fish to the surface of the water are so genuine that members of the audience forget that the sea in question consists merely of water bottles, illuminated in blue.

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sentence: Director Jens Hasselmann has the old man in the boat perform in front of Fischerdorf.

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sentence: during the course of the performance he has the respective active scene illuminated. Santiago's cabin and the bar of singer Marie-Luise Gunst, who sings of the Cuban lifestyle, with your songs and beautiful voice.

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sentence: the four musicians accompany with Cuban rhythms and guests at the bar at the same time.

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sentence: tourism: descent to the Romans

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sentence: beneath Cologne, a sewage channel from Roman times, measuring around 120 metres in length, has been preserved.

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sentence: anyone visiting Cologne cannot miss the cathedral.

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sentence: the two towers, measuring around 157 metres, extend into the heavens, making it Europe's second tallest church building.

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sentence: however, only a few visitors who marvel at the two ornate church towers realise that there is much to discover beneath the cathedral.

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sentence: Rainer Schulze is an expert when it comes to the Cologne underworld.

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sentence: the meeting point for his tours is the Cologne Tourism Service Centre, right at the cathedral.


the tour begins in a somewhat unspectacular fashion: "we begin in the underground car park," says Schulze.


sentence: in the 1970s, the city fathers wanted a car-friendly city, and therefore the only sections of the old city wall that remain are those that were not too tall.

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sentence: the majority of the users of the parking garage therefore now hurry past the Roman relics and simply drop off their car.

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however, anyone who takes a closer look on parking level D2 will discover an archaeological site, cordoned off by metal railings.


sentence: ruins measuring five metres tall, made from stones around the size of the palm of your hand, are waiting to be discovered.

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sentence: "these are remnants of the Roman city wall, which was built in the second half of the first century A.D," explains Schulze.

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sentence: before returning to daylight, Schulze has participants take a glance into a dark, 15-metre shaft on the upper parking level.

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sentence: this is the well of the old cathedral, which is barely noticed at all these days.


sentence: the next stop on the tour is the Praetorium, where participants once again descend to the depths.

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sentence: here we find the residence of what was once the most powerful man to the north of the Alps, the Praetor of the CCAA.

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one visitor wants to know what CCAA means.


sentence: "the abbreviation stands for" Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium, "which is basically amounts to" City under Roman Law and City of the Agrippinians, founded under Emperor Claudius at the Site of the Altars for the Imperial Cult. "

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and the Praetorium refers to the former Governor's Palace and the centre of power of the Roman Empire on the Rhine.


sentence: from the exhibition vestibule, a tunnel leads to the preserved Roman sewer, measuring around 120 metres in length.

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sentence: "if you want you can take a peaceful stroll along a section of the so-called Cloaca Maxima," says Schulze, encouraging the guests.

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sentence: Schulze has one more surprise.

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sentence: once he has collected the key from the information desk, he leads the group to a 16-metre, accessible shaft.

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"we are now in the Mikwe, a ritual Jewish bath," he explains.


sentence: the Jewish congregation built their bath deep into the ground in order to reach the groundwater essential for ritual washing.

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sentence: to this day the differing water levels caused by the varying levels of the Rhine can be read at the lower end of the Mikwe, the origins of which trace back to the eighth century.

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sentence: the Mikwe is to form part of an archaeological area at the Town Hall Square, on which construction work is set to begin shortly.

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sentence: however, it will be a few years before it is complete.

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sentence: leg almost hacked off: rocker retrial

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sentence: a bloody attack within the 'Rocker' scene is to be re-investigated after more than four years.


proceedings for attempted murder, grievous bodily harm and material damage, brought against two 30-year-olds have begun before the Frankfurt District Court.


they are being accompanied by strict security precautions.


the accused initially remained silent.


they are said to have been active within the Rocker scene and to have at the time belonged to the bandidos.


sentence: the Public Prosecutor accused them of having stabbed and beaten three men in a car in Finowfurt, together with unknown accomplices.

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sentence: all the victims were seriously injured, with one man almost losing a leg.

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sentence: the victims were said to have belonged to the competing gang, the Hell's Angels.


sentence: one is said to have been a high-ranking member from Berlin.

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sentence: it seems that the attack was preceded by a car chase involving several cars.


sentence: according to accusations, this was part of a turf war and represented a demonstration of power.

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sentence: the two accused were acquitted in an initial trial at the beginning of 2012.

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sentence: at the time, a speaker for the court said that it could not be proven that the men had actually been involved in the bloody feud.

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sentence: the assailants had worn masks and had not been recognised.

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the Federal Supreme Court repealed the verdict following an appeal by the Public Prosecutor's Office and referred the case back to the District Court for a re-trial.


one of the accused is currently serving time in an open prison on account of another offence.


sentence: proceedings initially mainly involved the reconstruction of the series of events on the night of the crime.

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sentence: the police inspector responsible at the time was invited as a witness.

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sentence: the central point of focus was on mobile phone conversations between the accused and third parties, which the police had intercepted.

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sentence: what makes things difficult is that Rockers almost always observe what they consider to be complete silence appearing before the court - they say absolutely nothing.

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sentence: this also applies in the case of the victims.


sentence: in the first trial, only one of the victims spoke out.


when asked, Public Prosecutor Stefan Golfier of the Frankfurt (Oder) Public Prosecutor's Office said that new evidence had come to light since the previous trial.


a further eleven days of proceedings have been scheduled for the trial.


the throwaway society does not think


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sentence: except: in the stomachs of those in the passenger and back seats, hunger strikes.

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sentence: of course, this may be down to the odd cocktail or glass of bubbly!

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so what could be more natural than to casually pull into the next drive-through to pick yourself up a little treat?


I admit, I am right with you with it comes to picking up some fast food late at night, or early in the morning as the case may be.


sentence: a few chips, a coke, a burger - and then straight home and into bed!

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sentence: however, on the way home the clear differences between me and other hungry clubbers become evident.

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sentence: what is wrong with people who continually throw their fast food bags out of the car window?!

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at the weekend in particular, discarded paper bags can be found at the side of the road and in car parks.


"why is this?" I ask myself.


sentence: are the people too stupid to take their bags home or throw them into the nearest rubbish bin?

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after all, waste paper does more than spoil the landscape.


sentence: bags have also been seen covering transport facilities such as crash barriers, thus causing accidents.

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however, the so-called "throwaway society" does not think about such things. they probably do not even know what the term even means.


sentence: if you are often out and about in the evening, more often than not with several people in the car, you will know what a back seat can look like after having partied through the night: clothes, bottles and other rubbish begin to pile up.

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sentence: a few bags won't make much of a difference there - in contrast to on the street where no-one wants to trample through other peoples' leftover food.

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sentence: I can see the day coming when towns and municipalities will get fed up clearing up - and the fast food chains will have to operate a deposit scheme for their bags.

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Obama's Health Care Walk Back


sentence: amid a firestorm of criticism, President Obama yesterday walked back his oft-repeated, unambiguous promise that "if you like your health plan, you can keep it."

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sentence: with hundreds of thousands receiving cancellation notices from their providers, Republicans have slammed the president in recent days for misleading the American public.

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yesterday, Obama tweaked his original pledge.


sentence: "for the vast majority of people who have health insurance that works, you can keep it," he said in a speech in Boston.

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sentence: addressing what he called the "flurry in the news" about the cancellations, Obama urged Americans receiving these notices to shop for new coverage in the marketplace.

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sentence: most people are going to be able to get better, comprehensive health care plans for the same price or even cheaper than projected.

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"you're going to get a better deal," he said.


sentence: the administration has said it should come as no surprise that the 5 percent of the population who purchase insurance on their own may be forced to switch plans because their coverage doesn't meet the new standards required under the Affordable Care Act.

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"let me say directly to these Americans: you deserve better," Sebelius said in testimony before the House Energy and Commerce Committee in Washington.


Sebelius, who is overseeing implementation of the Affordable Care Act, said the launch of the online marketplace has gone "miserably" since October.


"I am as frustrated and angry as anyone," she said.


I am eager to earn your confidence back.


sentence: an exasperated Sebelius uttered that phrase, caught by a hot mic, to an aide seated behind her at yesterday's House hearing following a contentious exchange with Rep. Billy Long, R-Mo., over whether she should be required to enroll in Obamacare.

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sentence: more than three hours into the hearing, Long repeatedly pressed Sebelius on why the "architect" of the Affordable Care Act has not voluntarily forgone government-sponsored insurance to purchase a plan through HealthCare.gov, which she is now pitching to millions of Americans.

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sentence: the government in Jerusalem fails to confirm an attack on the Syrian airforce base

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sentence: on Thursday, an American government official, who wished to remain anonymous, made a statement to American news broadcaster CNN, stating that Israeli fighter planes had attacked an airforce base in the Syrian town of Latakia the day before.

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sentence: the target was "missiles and related equipment," which the Israeli government feared were intended for the Lebanese Hezbollah, according to CNN.

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sentence: the Syrian and Lebanese media, as well as Arabic broadcaster Al-Arabiya, had previously reported that the base in the port town of Latakia was fired upon during the night from Wednesday to Thursday, and the Israelis were identified as the responsible party.

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sentence: Israeli television broadcaster Channel 2 showed satellite images of the base in Latakia, in which Russian S-125 Newa-type defence missiles and a battery of SA-3 missiles could be seen, which according to Channel 2 have a range of 35 kilometres and can transport warheads weighing up to 70 kilograms.

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sentence: unsure, the government in Jerusalem has not officially confirmed the attack.


sentence: however, press agency Reuters has also quoted an anonymous Israeli government official as saying that he believed that Israel had carried out the attack, but was not sure.


sentence: in any case, a spokesperson for the Israeli Ministry of Defence said: "we are not commenting on these reports."

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sentence: journalist Ron Ben-Yishai, writing for daily newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, emphasised that the Syrian regime had already previously attempted, in some cases successfully, to deliver ground to air missiles to Hezbollah.

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sentence: the Israeli government had previously repeatedly warned that any attempt by Syria to supply Hezbollah with chemical or other dangerous weapons would be crossing a "red line," which would result in a military response.

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sentence: John Kerry says US spying has "reached too far inappropriately" in unprecedented admission

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sentence: John Kerry has indicated a softening of the U.S's defensive stance on its surveillance programmes with an unprecedented admission that on occasions its spying has "reached too far inappropriately."

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sentence: the Secretary of State also admitted that he'd been guilty, along with Barack Obama, of being on "automatic pilot" as incendiary revelations from whistleblower Edward Snowden about the NSA's spying activities emerged.

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sentence: the leaks have put the US government at the centre of a diplomatic storm with its allies.

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sentence: speaking to an open government conference in London via video link, Mr Kerry said: "there is no question that the President and I and others in government have actually learned of some things that had been happening on an automatic pilot because the ability has been there, going back to World War Two and to the very difficult years of the Cold War, and then, of course, 9 / 11."

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sentence: he then became the first high-ranking member of the U.S government to admit that US spying had crossed the line, but emphasised that no one's rights had been abused.

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sentence: he said: "in some cases, it has reached too far inappropriately."

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sentence: and the President is determined to try to clarify and make clear for people and is now doing a thorough review in order that nobody will have the sense of abuse.

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I assure you innocent people are not being abused in this process.


sentence: Mr Kerry insisted, however, that the NSA was a force for good and that its surveillance operations had saved many lives.

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sentence: he added: "we're dealing in a new world where people are willing to blow themselves up."

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sentence: there is radical extremism in the world that is hell-bent and determined to try to kill people and blow people up and attack governments.

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so what if you were able to intercept that and stop it before it happens?


sentence: we have actually prevented airplanes from going down, buildings from being blown up, and people from being assassinated because we've been able to learn ahead of time of the plans.

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sentence: meanwhile, U.S. lawmakers will head to Europe to help address concerns abroad about alleged U.S. spying and convince the Europeans of the need to continue joint anti-terrorism efforts with the U.S., the chairman of a Senate subcommittee on European affairs said on Thursday.

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sentence: Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut said he spoke with European Parliament members and others this week and is concerned about their threats to stop participating in anti-terrorist organizations because of frustration over surveillance by the National Security Agency.

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sentence: "it's really important for U.S. national security interests for Europeans to stay on board with us with respect to our mutual anti-terrorism endeavors," Murphy, a first-term Democrat and chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on European Affairs, said in an interview from Washington.

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sentence: and I'm going to Europe to make it clear to them that we need to continue to work together in combatting terrorism, notwithstanding their anger over these NSA programs.

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sentence: news reports that the NSA swept up millions of phone records in Europe have frayed relations with some U.S. allies, though the agency's chief said this week that they were inaccurate and reflected a misunderstanding of metadata that Nato allies collected and shared with the United States.

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sentence: other revelations cited documents leaked by Snowden that the NSA monitored German Chancellor Angela Merkel's cellphone and those of up to 34 other world leaders.

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sentence: the national intelligence director, James Clapper, defended spying on allies as necessary and said it's commonplace on both sides.

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sentence: amid the uproar, Murphy said his office is arranging the congressional trip, expected to take place this year, and hopes the delegation will include members of both parties and both chambers.

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sentence: names of other participating lawmakers were to be released in coming days.

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he said the itinerary is still being worked out.


sentence: while Murphy said the purpose of the trip is to help improve relationships, he said some "tough love" will also be dispensed.


sentence: he said European leaders need to be honest with their own people about the kind of espionage programs they've used for years themselves.

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sentence: "while we can amend our surveillance programs to better protect the rights of Europeans, they also need to come to terms with the fact that we're not the only ones that are out there spying," Murphy said.

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sentence: meanwhile, Mr Kerry is scheduled to head this weekend to the Middle East and Poland to address rancor over U.S. strategies in the Syria, Egypt and Iran as well as U.S. surveillance activities.

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sentence: a stubborn ankle injury threatens to prevent the deployment of Nicolai Müller in the FSV Mainz's Bundesliga away match at FC Augsburg.

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Mainz are concerned regarding the availability of Nicolai Müller.


sentence: tomorrow he will attempt to train with the team.

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up until now he has only managed individual training.


sentence: "we will shortly make a decision regarding whether he will play," said manager Thomas Tuchel.

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the 40 year-old hopes to have his best striker (with six goals) in the team.


Mainz are already without the injured key players Niki Zimling, Julian Baumgartlinger and Niko Bungert.


Australian woman appeals Thai jail time


sentence: a 21-year-old Sydney woman sentenced to 15 days jail in Phuket for falsely claiming she was assaulted by a taxi driver is appealing the verdict and has been granted bail.

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sentence: Stevie Rochelle Bamford was initially found guilty by a Phuket provincial court on June 15 of making false claims after telling Thai police a local taxi driver, with two other men restraining her, carried out the assault in the early hours of Sunday June 10.

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sentence: however, CCTV footage later revealed she had returned to her hotel safely after becoming separated from her Australian boyfriend.

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sentence: Phuket police interviewed Bamford for two days before she confessed to fabricating the story.

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she was held in local police cells before the court hearing.


sentence: Bamford was sentenced to serve the 15-day prison term at a low security detention centre on the outskirts of Phuket rather than in an adult women's jail.

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sentence: she is the daughter of former Australian league player Peter tunks, who has appealed to the Department of Foreign Affairs in Canberra to assist his daughter.

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sentence: tunks told Sydney's Sunday Telegraph the whole family was "extremely concerned" about his daughter's welfare and wanted her back in Australia.

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sentence: "it's obviously been a worrying time but we're hopeful to have her back home safely as soon as possible," tunks said.

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sentence: Bamford is appealing the sentence and has been granted bail of 50,000 baht.

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sentence: reports in Australia said that in the meantime, she was holidaying at the resort area of Krabi in Southern Thailand.

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sentence: Thai-based legal sources said Bamford was being represented by a local lawyer in Phuket but warned that the appeal may lead to the court increasing her sentence by up to two years and forcing her to serve it in an adult prison.

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sentence: however, following the recent murder of Australian travel agent Michelle Smith in Phuket, Thailand may also be looking to repair its battered tourist image, leading to an acquittal.

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