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Pizza Hut Assistant Restaurant Manager - Full Time
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and dedication.If youre an experienced restaurant or retail assistant manager, think ... 2 years of leadership experience in the restaurant, hospitality or retail...6 days ago from Pizza Hut
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Pizza Hut- Bakersfield , CA
come to Pizza Hut. Its the calling of our Restaurant General Managers to make them feel ... and dedication.If youre an experienced restaurant or retail manager, think about a...6 days ago from Pizza Hut
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Elephant Bar- Bakersfield , CA
a guest's expectations. Our Managers and restaurant staff are outgoing, friendly and ... Description: We are looking for experienced Restaurant Managers to join our quickly...22 days ago from ZipRecruiter
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management. ResourceOne Hospitality recruits Restaurant Management for corporate and ... Management Experience in Full Service Casual Restaurant Building and Leading Teams,...18 days ago from ZipRecruiter
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Focused Organization! We are the Largest Restaurant Company in the World! A Fortune ... skills and behaviors in the restaurant • Managers provide overall leadership;...18 days ago from ZipRecruiter
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With their layers of buttery shortbread, toffee (caramel) and chocolate. these delectable biscuits, also known as "millionaire's shortbread", are irresistible.
Makes about 20. Keeps 2 weeks in an airtight container.
This tasty recipe was given to me by my aunt Isabella, who inherited it from her delightful Sicilian mother, Nonna Costanza.
It is an easy ice-cream recipe that does not need an ice-cream maker. The end result is what in Italy we call a semifreddo - literally semi-cold. A semifreddo is made with beaten egg yolks, sugar, whipped cream and various flavourings, in this case Marsala wine.
This salad has got so much going for it. It is fresh, colourful – in an orange sort of way - and really, really good for you. The cinnamon, cumin and orange flower water dressing makes it sexy enough to serve to guests, and it is also totally more-ish.
Blackened cod has become most famous as the signature dish of upmarket sushi restaurant Nobu. It is incredibly easy to make at home. The black cod itself can be bought from Japanese supermarkets (such as Atariya, www.atariya.co.uk), but if you cannot source it, you could use very thick cod fillets or even sea bass.
Preparation time: 30 minutes plus infusing and cooling.
Cooking time: 1 hour. Serves 6.
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This is my modern take on the Middle Eastern salad of cucumber, yoghurt and garlic.
This is a variation on Eton mess which is traditionally served at the school's annual cricket game against Winchester College. The combination of berries with crushed meringue is heavenly.
This dish is perfect for summer. The peperonata also works with white fish, chicken or by itself on bruschetta.
Unlike crepes Suzette or peach Melba, this ice cream is not named after any one person (so apologies if you feel your name has been taken in vain). Rather, it is my attempt to find a new name for a summery ice cream of strawberries and rosewater.
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Mr. Anderson vs. Rob Van Dam vs. Sting
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TNA Knockouts Title vs. Hair Match
Madison Rayne vs. Mickie James
Ultimate Xscape Match
Max Buck vs. Jeremy Buck vs. Suicide vs. Robbie E. vs. Amazing Red vs. Chris Sabin vs. Jay Lethal vs. Brian Kendrick
Kurt Angle vs. Jeff Jarrett
Matt Morgan vs. Hernandez
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It's a Sunday brunch treat that's better than mimosas and eggs benedict. Better that grits and gravy. And with all due respect to Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles in Los Angeles, even more delicious than his signature chicken and waffles with a side of turnip greens thrown in for good measure. Here for your Sunday edification are […] [Read More]
Game rewind: Why the Spurs' reaction was so Spurs-like
It was the kind of memory that will go down as one of the most enduring glimpses of the season and maybe even of the Spurs' recent history. The Los Angeles Clippers had made the Spurs look slow and tired in the first half, racing to a 24-point lead as Blake Griffin and his "Lob City" teammates played […] [Read More]
Spurs show who's in charge
By Jeff McDonald LOS ANGELES — For 38 days, the Spurs had run roughshod across the NBA, picking up wins as if they were on special at Costco, making everything look so easy and so predictable. So imagine the Spurs' surprise — and perhaps that of the Los Angeles Clippers, too — when they looked […] [Read More]
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Column by Buck Harvey LOS ANGELES — They didn't like Kawhi Leonard Saturday. They were in awe of him. A few members of the Spurs' brass stood in a Staples Center hallway trying to find the proper superlative. And, fitting of Leonard, the best compliment was a non-verbal one. A Spurs official put his hand […] [Read More]
Experience keeps Spurs calm
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Cameroon beat Libya 1-0 Sunday to clinch the last place in Africa's World Cup playoffs, finally ending the conflict-racked country's qualifying campaign as seven of 10 groups were decided in the last round of games.
Defender Aurelien Chedjou's goal three minutes before half-time settled Group I and saw the four-time African champions through to the 10-team playoffs. Libya needed to win to produce a major shock and progress instead.Cameroon, who had slumped to miss the last two African Cups, joined top-ranked African team Ivory Coast, Egypt, Algeria, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, Burkina Faso and surprise packages Ethiopia and Cape Verde Islands in the crucial playoffs, which start next month.
Five countries will ultimately qualify from those two-legged ties to represent Africa at Brazil 2014.
Nigeria, Senegal and Ethiopia reached the playoffs on Saturday, while Tunisia crashed out after being shocked at home by Cape Verde. The North Africans' World Cup dream disappeared at the very end of the main qualifying competition with a painful 2-0 loss in Rades, and the Cape Verdeans continued their breakthrough year after playing in their first African Cup.
Burkina Faso also kept their hopes of playing in Brazil alive by beating Gabon and overtaking Republic of Congo on the final matchday. Ivory Coast, Egypt and Algeria had already won their groups before the weekend's games. Ghana progressed on Friday.
The top five teams in FIFA's rankings on September 12 will be seeded in the draw for the playoff ties and can't meet. Ivory Coast, Ghana, Algeria, Nigeria and Cape Verde are currently the highest ranked countries in the playoffs.
Nigeria win
African champions Nigeria saw off Malawi 2-0 through goals from Europe-based forwards Emmanuel Emenike and Victor Moses.
"We are truly delighted to be in the final round, and we believe the Super Eagles will do the nation proud by picking one of the five tickets to represent Africa at next year's FIFA World Cup,'' Nigeria Football Federation general secretary Musa Amadu said.
Ethiopia came from behind with two second-half goals to win 2-1 over Central African Republic in neutral Republic of Congo and qualify from Group A, eliminating 2010 World Cup hosts South Africa, who beat Botswana 4-1 in vain.
Ethiopia's winner came, ironically, from Minyahile Beyene, the player whose presence in an earlier qualifier while suspended led to Ethiopia forfeiting a game and having their progression put on hold.
The victory in Brazzaville sparked wild celebrations back home in Ethiopia, who have never played at the World Cup despite being one of the founding members of African football. The football-mad East African nation is now one tie away from the biggest stage.
Tunisia led Group B and were overwhelming favourites to qualify, needing just a draw at home to Cape Verde. But the islanders scored twice in the first half and the Tunisians couldn't come back, resulting in coach Nabil Maaloul saying he would resign after his team was booed by its own fans for the final 10 minutes.
"We were out of it,'' a dejected Maaloul said.
"The players weren't able to respond to the Cape Verde team, which was better than us. This was my final game as national coach.''
Senegal avoided a surprise loss to Uganda in neutral Marrakech to qualify, and clinched a 1-0 victory late on with Sadio Mane's 84th-minute winner.
Like Cape Verde, African Cup runner-up Burkina Faso leapfrogged Republic of Congo with a precious Prejuce Nakoulma strike to beat Gabon 1-0. Republic of Congo's 2-2 draw with Niger in Niamey proved costly as they surrendered the lead and qualifying position from Group E by a single point to the Burkinabes, who now have a chance at the World Cup after playing in African football's biggest game this year.
Ivory Coast were already through before a 1-1 draw with Morocco in Abidjan, where Didier Drogba hit an 83rd-minute penalty to scrape a draw for the Ivorians. Ghana qualified by edging out Zambia, while Egypt and Algeria play their final group games Tuesday.
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Police have requested details from Facebook after a man allegedly used a fake account to approach teenage girls using inappropriate messages with a sexual undertone.
The 20-year-old Upper Hutt man was arrested at work last week after the families of two girls aged under 13 complained about messages they had received from a man on the social media site using the alias Nick Davis.
He is scheduled to appear in Lower Hutt District Court tomorrow, but police this afternoon would not reveal what he had been charged with.
Detective Kylee Cusin appealed for anyone who had been approached by the man using the fake account. She warned parents to "be vigilant and monitor the use of social networking because clearly you don't know who you're talking to".
The fake account had been used for at least a month, Cusin said. Police had asked Facebook to block the account and provide details of any alleged offending.
The two teenage victims - one from the Hutt Valley and another from the upper North Island - did not know each other. The only contact they had with the man was online, she said. Their families complained to police early last week after "they became aware of the activity on Facebook".
The man "wasn't forthcoming" with information about the alleged offending and wouldn't reveal whether he'd been sending messages to other girls, she said.
"Usually when there's complaints made of this nature there's probably more."
Anyone with information is asked to contact Hutt Valley police on 04 560 2669 or 0800 Crimestoppers.
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Q, the Earliest Gospel: An Introduction to the Original Stories and Sayings of Jesus
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Estimated to date back to the very early Jesus movement, the lost Gospel known as Q offers a distinct and remarkable picture of Jesus and his significance--and one that differs markedly from that offered by its contemporary, the apostle Paul.
Q presents Jesus as a prophetic critic of unbelief and a sage with the wisdom that can transform. In Q, the true meaning of the "kingdom of God" is the fulfillment of a just society through the transformation of the human relationships within it.
Though this document has never been found, John Kloppenborg offers a succinct account of why scholars maintain it existed in the first place and demonstrates how they have been able to reconstruct its contents and wording from the two later Gospels that used it as a source: Matthew and Luke. Presented here in its entirety, as developed by the International Q Project, this Gospel reveals a very different portrait of Jesus than in much of the later canonical writings, challenging the way we think of Christian origins and the very nature and mission of Jesus Christ.
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David deSilvaAshland, OHAge: 45-54Gender: male4 Stars Out Of 5An excellent primer on a questionable documentMay 18, 2015David deSilvaAshland, OHAge: 45-54Gender: maleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I'm not a big fan of "Q" or "Q" studies. I believe that those who pursue this line of inquiry have gone well beyond the evidence, not in their suggestion that a sayings source existed prior to the composition of the canonical Gospels (even Papias essentially says as much when he speaks of Matthew recording the Lord's "logia," his sayings), not even in their reconstructions of the source (though I believe a great deal more humility is warranted in speaking about what Q did not include, since we only know what parts of the Q tradition were accepted into both Matthew and Luke and not what parts were accepted into one but not the other, or into neither), but in their claims about the kind of faith and the kind of Christianity that "Q" represented. This is especially apparent in Kloppenborg's position that there was a Christianity in the pre-Marcan (etc) period that did not focus on Jesus' passion and resurrection, which, I believe, the evidence does not BEGIN to support (see comment on reconstructing "Q," taken in tandem with the earliest evidence of early Christian preaching in the traditions used by Paul, e.g., 1 Cor 15:3-7 and Phil 2:5-11).
That said, a short primer on "Q" by THE leader in the field is a great way to get into "Q" studies and understand what the issues are surrounding its existence, reconstruction, and import for thinking about early Christianity. We do not grow by wrestling only with writers with whom we agree, and I have personally learned a great deal from "Q" scholarship -- even if this learning came through disagreement, re-thinking of the evidence "Q" scholars bring forward, and formulating alternative views. And at the closeout price? What a deal!
Jordan McCord1 Stars Out Of 5BlasphemyJanuary 9, 2014Jordan McCordQuality: 1Value: 1Meets Expectations: 5PLEASE DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK. I am greatly disappointed that CBD would sell such a horrible book. Just the description given for it should make you mad "Though this document has never been found... etc." SERIOUSLY? This throws a truckload of doubt on the word of God. This makes me sick.
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The $5.6 million project will reconstruct Route 139 (Plain Street) from School Street to Furnace Street, providing two travel lanes in each direction and a new traffic signal system at the busy Enterprise Drive intersection with Route 139, along with new sidewalks and bicycle-accommodating roadway shoulders. The project is scheduled to be advertised for bid in 2011.
"This is a timely and much-needed investment in the busy Route 139 commercial corridor that will create jobs while improving the economic development of the area," said Governor Patrick.
The statewide road and bridge program combined with the eight-year, $3 billion Accelerated Bridge Program and federal stimulus funds have more than doubled the Commonwealth's investment in roads and bridges from $515 million in FY2007 to a projected $1.085 million in FY2010.The combined road and bridge construction program will support more than 10,000 jobs on 385 separate projects across the Commonwealth.
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The Army has agreed to drop two misconduct charges against Iraq War resister First Lieutenant Ehren Watada. The agreement knocks two years off from a maximum six-year prison sentence he had faced at a court-martial scheduled to begin next week in Fort Lewis. Lieutenant Watada is the first commissioned officer to refuse to serve in the Iraq War. As part of the agreement, the Army has dropped its subpoena of two journalists in exchange for Lieutenant Watada's admission that he made statements critical of the Iraq War. [includes rush transcript]
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One thing their teams like is the idea of constraints: now they always use the
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junit.framework.TestCase, even when they aren't mocking anything out! Here's an example from Tom White:
We can use constraints to construct more flexible assertions:In a subsequent entry, White introduces the concept of anaphor, a word used to avoid repetition. When judiciously used, in a situation where there is no ambiguity to obscure the reference, it can increase test readability.
assertThat(a, eq("3"));
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Small tricks like changing IDE settings are also used increase readability.
Robert Chatley has recently taken the idea of literate testing further and applied it to functional (acceptance) tests.
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Numbers can be fun. Or so the Watcher's first-grade teacher, Miss Pickering, explained. But did she ever imagine I would be wasting such intellectual energy on television?
Nevertheless, numbers are our topic of the week, as we have entered into the February ratings "sweeps," when everyone in the TV business is counting everything.
Formally, the sweeps periods are when the Nielsen ratings people expand their data collection beyond the electronic meters used in major markets. Sweeps numbers are more comprehensive, and so more valuable to broadcasters and their advertisers.
As a result, the networks usually put on their best during sweeps month: new episodes, specials, major premieres. But this is not a usual February.
The Winter Olympics arrive on NBC Friday night, and the other networks are blinking. CBS, in particular, is scheduling gobs of reruns, and Fox and the CW are peppering their slates with repeats. Only ABC seems willing to race NBC's skiers and skaters.
The result should be a set of sweeps numbers that seem upside-down, with No. 4 NBC in first place and No. 1 CBS taking a big hit.
And for viewers, February will look an awful lot like a rerun of December.
CBS's pain should be mitigated quite a bit by the phenomenal performance of Super Bowl 44, which ended the 27-year reign of the "M*A*S*H" finale as the most-watched TV broadcast in U.S. history.
The Super Bowl pulled in an average of 106.5 million viewers. That just squeaked past "M*A*S*H," which drew an average of 106 million viewers over the 2.5-hour final episode, which aired Feb. 28, 1983. Of course, there were 70 million fewer Americans then, leaving Sunday's Super Bowl far behind in rating and share numbers.
"M*A*S*H" was watched in 60 percent of all TV households and by 77 percent of households watching TV at the time, compared with 45/68 for the Super Bowl.
The massive football numbers helped CBS's new series "Undercover Boss" to a spectacular opening: 38.6 million viewers. That's the most for a post-Super Bowl show since "Survivor: Australian Outback" premiered in 2001. The record remains the nearly 53 million who tuned in for a special episode of "Friends" in 1996.
835 hours – That's the amount of Winter Olympics coverage NBC Universal is promising to provide through its various networks, video-on-demand and online. NBC alone will air more than 200 hours over 17 days. Even the Watcher might struggle to take all that in.
$200 million – That's how much NBC figures to lose on the Winter Olympics, as several NBC-related executives have confessed over the last few weeks. Why is NBC so eager to spread the bad news? It's a public declaration to Olympics officials that next time around, the company won't pay anywhere near the $2.2 billion it coughed up to cover the Beijing and Vancouver Games.
What the Watcher is watching this week.
1. "The Amazing Race" (CBS, Sunday) – New season begins
2. "Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains" (CBS, Thursday) – Good start
3. "Lost" (ABC, Tuesday) – Got it yet?
4. "American Idol" (Fox, Tue.-Weds.) – Meet the Top 24
5. "Project Runway" (Lifetime, Thursday) – Seeing a winner?
6. "24" (Fox, Sun.-Mon.) – It's time for things to get worse
7. "How to Make It in America" (HBO, Sunday) – Looks promising
8. "Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show" (USA/CNBC, Mon-Tue) – A tradition
9. Olympics (NBC/USA/CNBC/MSNBC/Etc., Constantly) – What else?
10. More Olympics – It's what's for dinner. And breakfast, lunch and brunch
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WASHINGTON/CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts U.S. lawmakers demanded more answers on the Boston Marathon bombing on Wednesday, unsatisfied with the FBI reaction to warnings about one suspect and expressing doubt about the other suspect's claims that he and his dead brother acted alone.
Some on Capitol Hill questioned whether the Federal Bureau of Investigation and other U.S. security agencies failed to share information about suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev in 2011, even after reforms enacted to prevent information-hoarding following the September 11 hijacked plane attacks 12 years ago.
Police say the ethnic Chechen brothers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev planted and detonated two pressure-cooker bombs near the finish line of the marathon on April 15, killing three people and injuring 264.
Tamerlan, 26, was killed in a shootout with police and Dzhokhar, 19, was wounded, captured and charged with two crimes that could result in the death penalty if he were convicted. Dzhokhar remains in fair condition in hospital on Wednesday, U.S. officials said.
Attention has turned to whether U.S. security officials paid enough heed to Tamerlan Tsarnaev having been flagged as a possible Islamic militants by Russia. The FBI interviewed him in 2011 but did not find enough cause to continue investigating.
His name was listed on the U.S. government's highly classified central database of people it views as potential threats, sources close to the bombing investigation said. The list is vast, including about 500,000 people, preventing law enforcement from closely monitoring everyone on it.
Members of Congress were particularly concerned that U.S. Customs generated an alert when Tamerlan Tsarnaev left for Russia in 2012 but no one was aware when he returned and he was not re-interviewed.
"That's something that we have to look at," said Senator Dan Coats, a Republican from Indiana who is also on the Intelligence Committee. "That's one of the key things that we have learned and need to work on to make sure it doesn't happen again, and that is simultaneous communication to all the relevant agencies when a warning is posted."
Members of Congress briefed by law enforcement and media reports citing unidentified sources indicate Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has told investigators from his hospital bed that the brothers grew radical from anti-U.S. material on the internet and acted without assistance from any foreign or domestic militant groups.
"That basically seems to be the story, but I don't see how we can accept that," Representative Peter King, a New York Republican on House Homeland Security Committee, told CNN.
"It may end up being the truth but ... I don't see why he would be giving up any accomplices he may have or talking about any connections his brother may have had in Chechnya or Russia," King said on Wednesday.
Intelligence officials were scheduled to brief members of the House Intelligence committee about the Boston investigation behind closed doors later on Wednesday, and the full Senate was scheduled to receive its own briefing on Thursday.
Investigators have focused on a trip to Dagestan last year by the older Tsarnaev and whether he became involved with or was influenced by Chechen separatists or Islamic militants there.
In Grozny, the capital of Russia's volatile Chechnya region, a member of the extended family Tsarnaev said the brothers were victims of a Russian plot to portray them as Chechen terrorists operating on U.S. soil.
Among the remaining mysteries was how the bombers acquired the black powder used as explosives in the home-made pressure cooker bombs packed with nails and ball bearings. Tamerlan bought two large packages of fireworks in February from a store in Seabrook, New Hampshire, but the explosive powder they contained would not have been "anywhere near enough" to build the bombs, said William Weimer, vice president at Phantom Fireworks.
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden and law enforcement agents from around the United States attended a memorial in Cambridge, Massachusetts on Wednesday for a university police officer who authorities say was shot dead by the Tsarnaev brothers on Thursday night.
The service at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology honored Sean Collier, 26, with Biden praising a crowd of hundreds of uniformed and plainclothes police officers for their dedication.
"I'm standing for you. You should not be standing for me," Biden told the crowd as he took the podium. Addressing the slain officer's family, he said, "there is not much that I'm going to be able to do to fill that void, that sense of loss and grief, or answer those nagging questions of why."
Collier was killed about five hours after the FBI released pictures of the two suspects, asking for the public's help in tracking them down.
Police said the two then carjacked a vehicle and later engaged in a gunbattle with police in which Tamerlan was killed and Dzhokhar escaped. He was caught in the Boston suburb of Watertown on Friday night, hiding and bleeding in a boat, after a manhunt involving helicopters and armed vehicles that shut down the greater Boston area.
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Speculation has intensified that chief executive Marius Kloppers's swan song at mining giant BHP Billiton, 46.5p up at 1998p, could be a $55 a share cash offer for Alabama-based 'pure play' metallurgical coal producer Walter Energy, whose shares were trading 4pc higher at $30.94 in New York early yesterday.
BHP Billiton is already said to be planning for a successor to the 50 year-old South African and rumours have been doing the rounds recently that Mick 'the miner' Davis could take his place. He will be standing down as boss of Xstrata (3.5p off at 1022p) once its mega merger with Glencore International (0.8p easier at 340.5p) goes through.
Kloppers faced a mountain of criticism for failing to clinch three major bids he launched – a full takeover of Rio Tinto, a merger with Rio Tinto's iron business and a bid for Canada's Potash Corporation.
He then ruffled more feathers in the City by splashing out $17bn on two shale gas takeovers in the US just before gas prices tanked. Under pressure Kloppers gave up his bonus this year after the group took a $2.8billion charge on the shale deals.
It certainly looks a good time for anyone to bid for Walter Energy. Its stock has collapsed 58 per cent this year from the $100-plus level as the price of hard coking coal dived. US analysts now believe the stock is seriously undervalued.
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After four days of interrogation in custody, Tapie, 70, was placed under formal investigation on Friday on suspicion of having committed fraud as part of an organised gang.
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