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The concert will be hosted by Sian Eleri and Jack Saunders, who said the 2025 longlist was "one of the strongest in a while".

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“It was the first time we had actually been out in a while,” Sidhu said.

Friends tell him he needs to take a vacation once in a while, he says, but he has no interest.

"Sharpness is something which comes with matches and although I haven't played in a while, it will be good to find out," said Raducanu, who lamented not playing enough matches before her painful US Open first-round exit in August.

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"If it wasn't grazed and managed with cows, there would be a lot more forage and then once in a while, there would be a massive fire which would have a detrimental effect and do away with this beautiful area."

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

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