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God created war so Americans would learn geography, according to Mark Twain.
The HSC has reached its use-by date
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Chinese investors say 'g'day'
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England are keen to play Australia in a friendly next month - provided the Three Lions have already qualified for the World Cup.
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Rugby League Medical Officers Association spokesman has described the growing discontent as ''alarming''.
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