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Then, his voice growing more anguished and clutching the stand as if to steady himself, he recalled the harrowing detail the night his mother told him of his father’s arrest.

He says members have already reported "strong" shopping habits in the run-up to Christmas at the end of a year where steady sales growth of 2.9% had previously been charted.

But the significance of Lynn’s decision last November isn’t lost on Riley, whose defense has been the steadiest part of the Trojans’ rocky season.

At other moments the light holds steady, as it would in a typical museum display, allowing for close examination of the light-reflective golden object.

“This steady flow of oil gives North Korea a level of stability it hasn’t had since these sanctions were introduced.”