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vine

noun as in climbing plant

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Sarah Vine KC, defending Sidpara, said the jury would need to consider whether Mr Sidpara's "alcohol dependency" caused him to behave the way he did when he killed Ms Riaz.

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A large group of people were reported to have been throwing fireworks and missiles on Vine Street, Gorton, at 16:15 GMT on Tuesday.

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She told Vine the "added extra" culture in the airline industry was causing people a "huge added layer of stress".

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Catherine Warrilow, 45, previously told Radio 2 presenter Jeremy Vine she had been charged more than £100 extra for her flights to and from Spain, on top of her £170 air fare.

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A firearms expert told the court there was evidence of eight shots being fired from the same pistol on 5 December and that the gunshot fired through the front door in Vine Close had struck Ms Gordon in the head.

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

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