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man would ever leave their crime sc
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IRONY AND PITY Robin Mallender ‘C
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GARDENING Bethan Mosley A week afte
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IN THE HILLS Lauren Moss How strang
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‘How’s tricks, Phil?’ ‘Not
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15/07/14 Emma stops in the middle o
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Every bridge in York closes. All ni
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Blink James Nissler It was sunset w
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Paln threw up where he leant agains
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ON BELIZE Charnell Peters Houses wa
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and I waited with them gladly separ
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fibre of the fabric that passed thr
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BLIND CORNER Rebecca Richardson It
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PIXELATED Shannon Roberts I am star
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onto the button too long. It was on
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PROGRESS Bethany Rutt Old Mac once
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STAY BLIND Ellen Ryan Tick, tick, k
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The one that you love as you are, t
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FINGERS Lewis Tappenden His fingers
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UN SPACE Corrie Thompson Un space.
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How beautiful the Devil must be, an
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