I thought gunman was a joke, said diner
                   
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telegraph.co.uk     May 15, 2008            

By Auslan Cramb, Scottish Correspondent A diner told a court yesterday that he thought it was a joke when a masked gunman walked into a busy Indian restaurant. Donald Glue, 54, assumed the man was carrying a water pistol and was about to spray a waiter in the face. But seconds later Shamsuddin... [read full story]                

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Uganda: Kerunen Gets Kora Award Nod

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Can Roche Retain Genentech’s Top Talent?

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Sondheim Prize gala

baltimoresun.com     Jul 20, 2008          

By Sloane Brown | Special to the Sun People may come to the Baltimore Museum of Art to see the work of many internationally renowned artists, but a recent gathering there was to celebrate local talent. Six area artists, all...                

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Two arrested in separate Somerset searches

mainetoday.com     Jul 19, 2008          

Waterville planners to eye rezoning request 7:43 PM Two men were arrested Friday in two separate drug raids in Smithfield and Jackman. Daniel Cyrus, 43, of Smithfield, was charged with cultivating marijuana, furnishing...                

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