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| P.D. James has a new Dalgliesh mystery (Arizona Daily Star) |
| Phyllis Dorothy James White worked in British public service for 30 years, including a stretch at the Home Office's police and criminal law department. A late starter as a novelist (she first published a novel at age 42), she became one of the pre-eminent mystery writers with her Adam Dalgliesh detective series (often adapted for TV). |
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| Calm Mystery likes other cats, people (The Post-Standard) |
| The following was submitted by Maria Fibiger, consulting director of public relations for Wanderers' Rest Humane Association. Mystery is a quiet torti kitty who has been at the shelter for a very long time and is just waiting for a new forever home. |
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| Norton find helps unravel mystery (The Sun Chronicle) |
| Ellen McGrath was tidying up behind her Mansfield Avenue home, and uncovered a mystery. Eleven years later and more than a thousand miles away, Melbourne, Fla., resident Pamela Perepchuk was searching for her birth family. She had been adopted at 18 months old. |
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| Discovery In Batavia Dumpster Still A Mystery (WKBW-TV Buffalo) |
| Batavia Police are trying to solve the mystery of whose blood was discovered on T-shirts and a pillow that were discarded in a dumpster behind a North Street church. The items were found on March 15, and were thrown in the dumpster between March 12 and 15. |
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