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Earlier this year Baltimore unveiled new plans to help regenerate its blighted neighbourhoods.

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The building is part of an office, hotel and retail complex that dates to the 1980s, a period when Bunker Hill, a former residential neighborhood, was being remade from the ground up in a process of “urban renewal” meant to transform blighted neighborhoods.

Sadly his time at Ewood Park was blighted by injuries and he managed just one League Cup game against Walsall in 2002.

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The saga is reminiscent of scandalous letters that blighted Littlehampton, a small seaside town in Sussex, in the spring of 1920 - which sparked a House of Commons debate and period comedy drama Wicked Little Letters, starring Olivia Colman.

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The early part of Draper's professional career was blighted by physical issues, but his charge in New York has come as a result of being more robust this season.

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

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