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Sorry is not enough : Maine man apologizes as he is sentenced for deadly crash

Investigators say Randall Hamm's blood alcohol was more than twice the legal limit when he crashed in July 2020

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Keith Bruce: Edinburgh Festival Preview

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Vickie Cartwright chosen as Broward s interim superintendent - South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Vickie Cartwright chosen as Broward s interim superintendent - South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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Ann Murray, the illegal poteen distiller who lived in a cave

BBC News By Emily McGarvey image captionAnn Murray lived in the Red Bay Caves until 1847 Getting away from the rat race and spending your days spinning, knitting and distilling your own alcohol might sound like the ideal existence for some. It might be less appealing if it involved living in a cave. But that was the reality for some people in Ireland in the 19th Century, including Ann Murray. She spent 50 years living in a cave in Country Antrim until she died aged 100. As well as spinning and knitting to support herself, the Glenariff woman distilled her own poteen, which was illegal at the time.

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