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Instead, he began to teach youngsters at Cruces, before heading to the youth section of Danok Bat - one of the Basque country's main feeder clubs that helps develop players for the region's senior sides.

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Last year, a police officer was injured and more than a dozen buses were damaged in the Niddrie area of Edinburgh when youths clashed with officers.

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Just as early youth means the endless fascination of new encounters, it also brings sudden, bewildering losses.

"I have not had any of those conversations," the London-born former Northern Ireland youth international said when asked about being on Celtic's shortlist.

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But I was coming from a youth performing arts school where I was in a French play and then “A Cambodian Odyssey,” about the Khmer Rouge.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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