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Boro had to dig deep into their reserves to overcome a resolute Hednesford and yet again it was the teenage terroriser James Armson who was the scourge of the opposition.
Armson is a real handful! FOOTBALL: Spotlight on yesterday's local ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
David and Andrew loved whiteknuckle rides such as the corkscrew, Top Gun and the Terroriser, while John, Andrew's mum Linda and I wandered round the zoo, getting up close to penguins, lions, pumas, rhinos, zebras and reptiles.
SCARBOROUGH'S FAIR; Roisin Eadie finds fun for all the family in ... by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
If only someone at Newsnight had taken the trouble to see through this non-story before it fell apart on air then Paxman, terroriser of Michael Howard and many others, might have emerged with more dignity.
A TV version of much ado about nothing; The Newsnight 'investigation' ... by Byrne, Alan / The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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