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Daniel Cook, the Dundee-based professor, picked me up at the station and took me to see the “Frankenstein steps,” what remains of the large home where Shelley lived during her Scotland stint.

What started as a temporary job eventually turned into a full-time stint, and although he’s not on storm watch anymore, “Unassisted Living” is Coleman’s response to a different kind of storm.

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Five-year-old Carnival Firenze joined Carnival’s fleet in 2024 following a brief stint at Costa Cruises.

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The Australian failed to win a game and his dismissal - 39 days after his appointment on 9 September - meant his stint at Forest is the shortest permanent managerial reign in Premier League history.

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But it soon became apparent in the first stint that the cars who had started on hards were struggling.

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