You are correct - they were all early coppers among others in The Bill tv series
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You were both correct.
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Where would you find - amongst others - Shelagh Delaney, Joe Dallesandro, Alain Delon and Marine Corporal Michael Wynn?
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They are indeed! Alain Delon is on The Queen Is Dead, Joe Dallesandro is on The Smiths, and Shelagh Delaney is on Louder Than Bombs
The microphone is all yours.....
The microphone is all yours.....
LSWR Cavalier
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'I don't like Mondays' by the Boomtown Rats?
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LSWR Cavalier
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Ton Koopman conducts with his hands alone 'using a baton is like threatening the musicians with a stick', he explained
A famous conductress uses a baton
'Conducting is like dining: one may eat with ones fingers, but I prefer to use knife and fork', she said
What is her name?
A famous conductress uses a baton
'Conducting is like dining: one may eat with ones fingers, but I prefer to use knife and fork', she said
What is her name?
LSWR Cavalier
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No, not MA
There are several others, the one I am thinking of is active now, she comes from the Anglosphere
There are several others, the one I am thinking of is active now, she comes from the Anglosphere
GRALISTAIR
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Sian Edwards?
LSWR Cavalier
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No, not SE, but her first name does start with S
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Simone Young ?
LSWR Cavalier
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Yes, Simone Young is the right answer, I took the question from a book of conversations with conductors about their batons, or lack thereof
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Over to you
GRALISTAIR
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What is the basic thrust behind the legal phrase “ Lex, de minimis non curat “ ?
Jona26
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The law does not deal with trifles - ie trivial matters should not be dealt with under the law.
When i worked in banking and was dealing with paying out redress the Financial Conduct Authority de minimis guidelines stated that we didn't have to pay out settlements to customers if the redress value was under a certain amount.
When i worked in banking and was dealing with paying out redress the Financial Conduct Authority de minimis guidelines stated that we didn't have to pay out settlements to customers if the redress value was under a certain amount.
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GRALISTAIR
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Correct - take a seat on the bench
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Yes M'lud!
A european country's first permanent colonial settlement was Port Royal in the province of Acadia. What is the modern day name of the province and in which country can it be found?
A european country's first permanent colonial settlement was Port Royal in the province of Acadia. What is the modern day name of the province and in which country can it be found?
LSWR Cavalier
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Is it in what is now Canada?
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It is Canada. Any idea of the present day name of the region?
LSWR Cavalier
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Newfoundland? But did not Prince Madog from Wales 'discover' the shore?
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Sorry - not Newfoundland
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Nova Scotia it is. Settled by France in 1605.
Calthrop - the snow shoes and fur coat are all yours.
Thanks; but @LSWR Cavalier was right with Canada -- and I'm short of worthwhile questions at present. Open floor, please.
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I'll take this if I may?
I've recently been re-reading "You Only Live Twice" by Ian Fleming. There are two connections between the book and our current situation - can you name them, please?
I've recently been re-reading "You Only Live Twice" by Ian Fleming. There are two connections between the book and our current situation - can you name them, please?
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Do the answers also appear in the plot for the 1967 feature film?
Believe that the film plot differs significantly in places from the original Ian Fleming book.
Have seen the film but not read that particular 007 book.
EbbwJunction1
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it's a fair point - one of them does, but I don't think the other one does.
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The theme of Britain's declining position in the world is absolutely one key one iirc (10 years since I last read it) and with Brexit etc, this is very much the case. The other one is trusting intelligence. MI6 not trusted and info not shared by Americans - the Steele dossier would not have helped but other reasons too - the Huwaii 5G situation though that may have changed. Tanaka discussed it with Bond and said something like you gave away empire too easily or something like that.
Or were you after the fact that Bond was sent on an "impossible mission" much like we are at with Brexit negotiations and that was what TM had before resigning and giving way to de Pffefel ?