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Grey-Thompson set more than 30 world records on the track, mainly in the sprint events, and won the London Marathon six times between 1997 and 2002.
BBC: Tanni Grey-Thompson has won 11 Paralympic gold medals
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He equalled fellow Welsh athlete Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson's haul with his world record time in the 50m freestyle.
BBC: Golden swimmer with a will to win
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It might be overly melodramatic to paraphrase Britain's foreign secretary, Sir Edward Grey, who said at the outbreak of World War I that the lamps were going out all over Europe, but it seems unlikely that the Middle East can avoid a period of prolonged instability and crisis in the coming years.
BBC: Bashar al-Assad
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Dirk Reinermann of the World Bank argues that, if the grey economy is factored in, true unemployment is around 16-20%.
ECONOMIST: Bosnia ten years on
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As always, the real world is colored in finely variegated hues of grey.
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In her athletic career, Baroness Grey-Thompson won 11 Paralympic gold medals and seven world championship gold medals, as well as setting 30 world records.
BBC: Paralympian Tanni Grey-Thompson eyes 2012 Games legacy
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If that does not focus the minds of governments and business strategists across the world, then the growing influence of the grey vote and grey dollar may do it for them.
ECONOMIST: Future prospects
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It is worth waving away this fog of dogma that dominates much discussion involving America to consider that, even in a world characterised by realpolitik with its shades of grey, there remain issues in black and white.
ECONOMIST: Letters | The
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Speaking of grey matters, I grew up on a diet of Vonnegut's books and his very weird world.
BBC: The sun is shining, the sky's an unbroken pale blue.
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And if they do, it could set back the recovery of some of the world's big airlines just when the sky was starting to look a lot less grey.
ECONOMIST: Inspecting the cargo | The
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Three decades ago, women in the business world practically had to hide the fact they were women wearing tailored suits, preferably black, grey or navy.
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