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His transformation—which he revisits in his new book, “Heart Life Music,” written with Holly Gleason—was an emphatic success.

He is emphatic that there will always be an appetite for the big screen: "During the pandemic, there was an increase with subscription services because people had no choice...But that has not continued."

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They say she wanted an emphatic victory to cement her position, and the authorities banned the main opposition party, Chadema, and put its leader on trial for treason.

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His emphatic victory in June followed six months of turmoil.

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Dingwall, 26, started alongside Freeman in the centre in England's emphatic Six Nations win over Wales in March.

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