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3 hours ago — the same type is offered at a 50 percent discount. Also included: full English breakfasts for two and complimentary meals for children under 12; a picnic lunch for the family; complimentary transfer from any...
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1 hour ago — Kate Hudson held on tight to Ryder's hand at the London airport today. Kate is leaving England after spending a few weeks playing little Miss Rock n' Roll and traveling with her new boyfriend ,...
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1 hour ago — Employing Solidspace ’s revolutionary new housing typology, London’s Groves Natcheva Architects have designed a truly unique space for their client. Solidspace’s groundbreaking internal...
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2 hours ago — Kelly Brook joined Boris Johnson for the launch of Sky Ride, a free mass-participation cycling event. Speaking to James O’Brien of LBC Radio, Mr Johnson mentioned that a "very vociferous heckler" had done...
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2 hours ago — After a summer hiatus, the first in a series of autumn screenings of “ Outside the Law: Stories from Guantánamo ,” the documentary film directed by Polly Nash and Andy Worthington, takes place at 11 am on...
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2 hours ago — The Great Fire of London started in a bakery on Pudding Lane 344 years ago today. It destroyed four-fifths of the city and prompted Samuel Pepys to protect his prize parmesan by burying it. The destruction is thought to...
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3 hours ago — catch-all nature of most, or all, 'anti-Israel boycotts' (especially the academic ones) - they target all Israelis - all the Jews - in Israel .] - Sep 2nd, 2010, from the BIKYAMASR website LONDON:...
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3 hours ago — Welcome to our ongoing mission to explore what London has to offer the discerning lover of excellent beer - from pubs and retailers that take pride in the quality of their hoppy offerings, to local...
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by Londonist with a VERY GOODsentimentOverall mood: VERY GOOD! Postitive adjectives found in the text: loving, fair, speculative. Our semantic analysis measures the mood of a post and the author's perspective on a specific topic by analyzing the adjectives present in a text and weighing them appropriately. The purpose of this analysis is to understand how something is being talked about and does not imply a negative or positive judgment. For example, if something unpleasant happens to a celebrity the Sentiment for that post will probably be 'Very bad', but this does not imply that the author has a negative opinion of the person.
4 hours ago — Skyride 2009 by McTumshie via the Londonist Flickrpool Feeling the pinch? Having fun is still a cinch. Tonight: It's a First Thursday so there's a plethora of free art available in east London...
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4 hours ago — Taking care of some overseas promotional duties, Katy Perry was spotted visiting the ITV Studios in London, England this morning (September 2). The “California Gurls” songstress was in the house to record a...
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4 hours ago — Whenever I think of London I remember a cold February in college when a sweet friend and I raced about the city, took in the London Dungeon, stayed in a hotel that required us...
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4 hours ago — Flowers that rolls around again on behalf of happiness. but some people get happiness, and some people to read, and it can't catch it, can't stop it. so a double meaning kikyo ： undying love and hopeless links of london...
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5 hours ago — Rupert Murdoch has said he's happy with the " encouraging number of people subscribing at a good price " for the online editions of his Times and Sunday Times of London, which went behind a...
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6 hours ago — Are you and your associate planning a personal, romantic getaway to London? In that case, will this be your first trip there and even your first trip abroad? Whether it is, please continue reading on for just a few helpful...