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STRAIGHT OUTTA SOUTH LONDON, UK.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on South London punk rock/Oi! band, THE BUSINESS (Nick Cunningham, Martin Smith, Steve Kent, and Micky Fitz) in Bermondsey, South London, England, c. June 1981. 📸: Martin Dean.

PIC #2: THE BUSINESS live, c. 1981 - Rock in peace, Micky Fitz, another legend lost. 📸: Andy Phillips.

Sources: www.picuki.com/media/3269983851369225576 (Picuki 2x).

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The Business - Out in the Cold

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Chuck Wojkiewicz and Steve Kent - Southern Knights #9 Cover Original Art (Comics Interview, 1985) Source

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La posible rotación de Australia para el Clásico Mundial de Béisbol

#WBC #ClásicoMundialdeBéisbol #TeamAustralia La posible rotación de Australia para el Clásico Mundial de Béisbol. Por: Erick Aguirre (@erick_aguirreh)

Australia es una de las veinte selecciones que estarán presentes en el próximo Clásico Mundial de Béisbol. A pesar de que los australianos han estado en todas las ediciones de la justa internacional, no han logrado realizar un buen papel y solamente tienen dos triunfos en la competición.

La novena australiana espera que en esta edición puedan realizar una actuación histórica. Para esto, deben de…

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Kellie Leitch loses support of key Newfoundland and Labrador backer

Former N.L. deputy premier stops endorsing Conservative leadership bid over Canadian values stance

Kellie Leitch's most prominent Newfoundland and Labrador supporter has pulled his endorsement to protest the federal Conservative leadership candidate's stance on screening immigrants for Canadian values.

Steve Kent, deputy premier and health minister in the former Progressive Conservative government of Paul Davis, yanked his support for Leitch in a post on his Facebook page.

"I have been struggling with her campaign's divisive policy positions of late. Frankly, they are inconsistent with my beliefs and the welcoming spirit of the people of Newfoundland and Labrador in general," Kent wrote in the statement.

"I have always believed strongly in Canadian values, and I believe those values are based on embracing diversity, not excluding it; and building bridges, not walls."

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