The ordeal is mitigated by the fact that my dyslexic son appears to have freed himself of much of this struggle.

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He freed himself up for the girls by stepping down a rung at the commercial insurer where he works and giving up the management track.

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That arrived via the head of Cahill, who freed himself from the jostling in the area to nod in, at the second attempt, Pienaar's left-wing corner.

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In one such move, Dougie Imrie freed himself from full-back Steven Whittaker and cut the ball back for Flavio Paixao, who sent a curler from his Tweetie Pie-coloured boot to test cat-like McGregor in the Rangers goal.

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Mr Vorus was freed on condition he present himself every fortnight to the judicial authorities.

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One person was injured, while a woman held hostage for about an hour was freed before the gunman killed himself.

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Whatever Mr Prescott says, Mr Brown, who freed the Bank of England and famously married prudence, sees himself as an inventor of New Labour economics and will not lightly abandon either the economic respectability that this has earned for the government, or the personal reputation it has earned for him.

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But the scandals helped ruin Freed -- he was hurt by negative publicity -- while Clark divested himself of his music business interests and was praised as a hard-working young businessman, Covach says.

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