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Rebuilding Spain’s shattered and traumatised communities will require an heroic effort that goes on for months.

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He goes on to call himself a petite prince and a tiny titan, and such celebratory self-awareness is winning.

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"News of my passing came as a shock," she goes on to write.

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He said the increase in the capital budget, which goes on buildings and equipment, would be “crucial” in improving productivity.

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Conservationists and environmental groups have spoken out on the government’s plans to maintain the farming payments budget at its current annual level of £2.4bn, the majority of which goes on environmental land management schemes.

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

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