Now he is coming down to earth.

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He is coming off a broken ankle and now has a plate and screws in his leg.

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More money is coming in now, he says.

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An 18-month temporary planning permission he won for the structure at Brithdir Mawr, in Pembrokeshire, is now coming to an end and planning officials recommended the park authority orders its demolition.

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"All the black smoke has stopped now but there is a lot of white smoke just coming up, " he said.

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"This is an industry that the world needs... we need to reform this industry and change it, " he said and admits that banking has become "a bit detached from society" but is now "coming down to earth with a bump".

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Edwards is someone who was, of course, vice presidential candidate under Kerry, and now he's coming back again.

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Now that his campaign has relocated to South Carolina, McCain is coming to believe he could win the nomination.

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Born in Malaysia, of southern Indian heritage, he came here with his family 22 years ago, aged 13, and is now an up-and-coming presenter on the ABC news channel, News 24.

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