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All aboard!
When David McKie and his family moved to Leeds as wartime refugees, it was the city's old green buses that came to mean home to him.
Here, in an extract from his new book, he explains why the humble bus is such a cornerstone of British culture
The Guardian G2 p. 1 Friday February 17, 2006 https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2006/feb/17/transport
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on + Nsens littéral
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Big and Bold on
Immigration NOV. 13, 2014 The New York Times The Opinion Pages | Editorial By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
President Obama is apparently ready to go big, as he promised, to
fix immigration on his own — to use his law-enforcement discretion to spare
perhaps five million unauthorized immigrants from deportation. Aides speaking
anonymously have told The Times that Mr. Obama is considering some options for
executive action that would give parents of children who are citizens or legal
residents, as well as people who were brought here illegally as children,
temporary legal status and permission to work.
Big and Bold on Immigration,
Choices on Afghanistan
January 6, 2013 The New York Times
President Obama will soon make critical choices on Afghanistan, including how fast to withdraw 66,000 American troops and whether to keep a small residual force there once the NATO combat mission concludes at the end of 2014. His talks with the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, this week will be an important marker in that process. (...) Choices on Afghanistan,
Alabama Wins in Ruling on Its Immigration Law
September
28, 2011
A federal
judge on Wednesday upheld most of the sections of Alabama’s far-reaching
immigration law that had been challenged by the Obama administration, including
portions that had been blocked in other states.
Alabama Wins in Ruling on Its Immigration Law, NYT,
28.9.2011,
Pakistan Scorns U.S. Scolding on Terrorism
September
23, 2011
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The public assault by the Obama administration on the
Pakistani intelligence agency as a facilitator of terrorist attacks in
Afghanistan has been met with scorn in Pakistan, a signal that the country has
little intention of changing its ways, even perhaps at the price of the crumpled
alliance. (...)
Pakistan Scorns U.S. Scolding on Terrorism, NYT,
23.9.2011,
On 9/11, Vows of Remembrance
September 11, 2011 The New York Times By ROBERT D. McFADDEN
They
played the bagpipes again and recited the names of the dead like poetry. Bells
tolled, and requiems by President Obama and other dignitaries filled the
amphitheater of ground zero on Sunday as America looked back upon a contagion of
terrorism and war and renewed its vows of remembrance.
On 9/11, Vows of Remembrance,
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