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breaking with tradition

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A primary school on Tyneside is breaking with tradition this year by opening its doors on Christmas Day.
Festive services by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
For a more delicate plant trailing a couple of metres - though it will climb, tooLofos Burgundy Falls has vine-like leaves and wine-red slipper-shaped flowers CAPTION(S): Breaking with tradition - mesembryanthemums
Gardening: Planting some fresh ideas by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
ON this day in 1958 a Mrs Newbroom from Liverpool wrote: WHAT with TV cameras catching the opening of Parliament and women taking their place in the House of Lords this has been quite a year for breaking with tradition.
Mirror M@ilbox: Post Date by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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