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'Rise and Fall' will be available to buy in April, following support from BBC Radio 1 DJ Rob Da Bank.
BBC: Surrey coach crash victim Michael Molloy's song released
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The naming of the award follows the Molloy family's decision to release a song which Michael recorded through the Bestival organiser Rob Da Bank's record label, Sunday Best.
BBC: Michael and Frances Molloy
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"In 31 displays, " according to the Associated Press, "54 gophers play hockey and Little League baseball, get a hairdo, preach a sermon, shoot pool in the local tavern...even rob a bank, with the teller told, 'Put your paws up!'"
CNN: AllPolitics - Pundits and Prose - Calvin Trillin
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One of the most notable crime-solving psychics, Dorothy Allison, gained notoriety in the media for her work regarding high profile cases such as the Patty Hearst kidnapping, in which she claimed she predicted Hearst would later help her captors rob a bank.
CNN: Visions of death: Can psychics 'see' what detectives cannot?
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Bill Murray plays Grimm, a fed-up New York City bureaucrat who dresses up as a clown to rob a midtown bank.
NEWYORKER: Quick Change
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"Output looks to be flatlining while employment is still rising, continuing the pattern of the past year, " said Rob Wood at Berenberg Bank.
BBC: UK unemployment total falls to 2.49 million
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"This probably brings the question of 'triple-dip' back on the table again, " said Rob Wood, economist at Berenberg Bank.
BBC: UK retail sales fall unexpectedly in January
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"The big picture is that the UK has stalled, it's bouncing along the bottom, it's stable, not growing very much, not falling very much, " said Rob Wood, economist at Berenberg Bank.
BBC: Man in a factory producing tinsel
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Rob Aulebach, a senior vice president in Bank of America's consumer unit, says customers just aren't coming to the branch as often as they used to.
WSJ: After Years of Growth, Banks Are Pruning Their Branches
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New Internet search companies are cropping up to make the search for a new bank easier, including New York-based Findabetterbank.com, founded by former Forrester Research analyst Rob Rubin.
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