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stanley mug s set to go through to the runoff, but when the race heats up can he please everyone By Elias HazouGoing by the latest batch of opinion polls released this week, independent candidate Nicos Christodoulides retains an apparently unassailable lead, what with just over three months left to the presidential elections. Some analysts say the former foreign ministers progression to the runoff is a foregone conclusion, while others retort that it aint over until the fat lady sings.On Thursday two surveys were published, one commissioned by state broadcaster
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The state and federal government say the worst of the recession is behind us, but in northern Maine its a depression and its going strong.I was born in 1959 in Island Falls and grew up in Benedicta, in a family of 10. We were poor in the financial sense. My father worked as a woodsman and later as a road maintainer for the Maine Department of Transportation. We had one family car, a stay-at-home mom who cooked from scratch, Catholic school and bag lunches, and government surplus food was our way of making due
stanley quencher . Our home was a small three-bedroom house, one bedroom for our parents, one for my five sisters and one for my four brothers and me.As with most of the children in town, we didnt know we were poor. We were all poor and being poor was normal.Our town had numerous potato and d
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