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  • 15 1 TODAY TODAYONLINE.COM WE SET YOU THINKING /VI bdiaCorp SATURDAY, 20 APRIL 2013 MICA (P) 093/06/2012
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  • 796 1 ¢Suspects are Chechen brothers ¢Massive manhunt for second suspect ¢1 cop shot dead AGENCIES BOSTON —A dramatic chain of events that began late on Thursday night (yesterday morning, Singapore time) with a robbery at a 7-11 store and featured an orgy of violence has
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  • 537 1 AGENCIES WA SHINGTON Singapore has urged governments to coordinate a new approach to economic policymaking that will boost growth with less risk of negative spillovers. In remarks made as finance ministers from the G-20 and International Monetary Fund meet in Washington, Deputy Prime Minister
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    • 49 1 PAUL MORRISON ON ORGANISING MUSIC MEGA EVENTS WITH SUPERSTARS, AND THE NEW FRONTIER OF SOCIAL MEDIA STARDOM SATURDAY PEOPLE 10 HAZY CONDITIONS TO CONTINUE: NEA HOT NEWS 2 MORE REPORTS Pages 4-5 How the drama unfolded Bomb suspects venerate Islam, Chechnya independence Bostonians wake up to scene of terror
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  • hot news
    • 408 2 Ministry will continue to accept applications for available places atfour kindergartens PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION SINGAPORE —Response to the first five Ministry of Education (MOE)-run kindergartens appeared to be lukewarm, with 278 applications received about half of the 560 places offered. When registration closed yesterday for kindergartens
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    • 404 2  -  WOO SIAN BOON SINGAPORE —Expect hazy conditions over Singapore and a burning smell to linger in the air for a few more days. According to the National Environment Agency (NEA), the haze and burning smell that hung over Singapore yesterday are from fires in Indonesia’s
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    • 933 4 Suspects aged 26 and 19, are brothers of Chechen origin who moved to the US in 2002 BOSTON MARATHON BOMBINGS AGENCIES BOSTON Boston bombing suspects, Dzhokhar A Tsarnaev, 19, and his older brother Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, were of Chechen origin, according to officials. The
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    • 453 4 AGENCIES WATERTOWN —Residents were warned to stay home and not to open their doors to anyone except police with proper identification, while Boston’s subways, commuter trains, buses and taxis came to a halt. The massive manhunt for the surviving suspect in the
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    • 262 5 SINGAPORE —A 34-year-old man was arrested on Thursday for making a false bomb threat on a website. The police said they had received a report on Wednesday about a posting on an online news website that made threats to bomb several
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    • 339 6 SINGAPORE —Starting from noon today, the Ministry of Health will be distributing advisories at airports here to travellers returning on flights from areas affected by the avian influenza A (H7N9) in China and Sars-like Coronavirus in the Middle East. The ministry said in
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    • 736 6 Beijing officials looking into possibility of virus being transmitted between humans H7N9 VIRUS AGENCIES BEIJING More than 50 per cent of patients infected with a new type of bird flu in China had no contact with poultry, the World Health
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    • 661 8 Party could use PAS logo in peninsular Malaysia, PKR symbol in Sabah and Sarawak MALAYSIAN GENERAL ELECTION AGENCIES GEORGE TOWN —The Democratic Action Party (DAP), one of three parties in opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim’s Pakatan Rakyat, said yesterday it could
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    • 404 8 THE MALAYSIAN INSIDER SKUDAI —The Pakatan Rakyat (PR) coalition is still targeting a win in over one-third of the federal and state seats contested in Johor, despite the Democratic Action Party’s (DAP) decision to use the logos of its allies
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    • 293 8 CHANNEL NEWSASIA The Singapore Consulate-General in Johor Baru yesterday said the owner of a Singapore-registered car there that had logos supporting the campaign of a political party in Malaysia is a Malaysian citizen. On Wednesday, Barisan Nasional (BN) representatives handed a memorandum
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    • 200 7 > Follow Channel NewsAsia as we bring you 'live' and special coverage of Malaysia's most significant general election in 50 years. Today, 10am 7pm Malaysia Decides: Nomination Day (Live) 10AM Special coverage on the candidates vying for the 222 parliamentary and 505 state seats in Malaysia's 13th general election. Primetime
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    • 59 9 Watch Star Awards on Toggle on the go! FREE! Catch it on Channel 8i on Toggle. Online, on iPad and iPhone. Log on to www.toggle.sg or download the app from the App Store. Simulcast on Channel 8i on Toggle 21 April 7pm 28 April 7pm and 10pm iPad LIVE telecast
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  • saturday people
    • 1437 10  -  From convincing David Bowie to perform in a small Irish pub to charting ‘superfans’ who help keep celebrities in the spotlight, it’s about giving people an experience they won’t forget for Paul Morrison THE ST REGIS PERSPECTIVES LIN YANQIN Assistant News Editor yanqinl@mediacorp.com.sg The epiphany struck
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    • 934 12  -  ENGAGING NORTH KOREANS TOM BENNER The United States and South Korea are on high alert over North Korea’s nuclear threats. But far from the frenzied actions of officialdom grappling with the situation, a group founded by young Singaporean professionals has been quietly making
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    • 28 10 Blooding youth has been the standout success of Brendan Rodgers’ debut season... Brick by brick, he is laying the foundations for a bright future at Anfield. ADRIAN CLARKE•31
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  • voices
    • 172 20  -  FROM OLIVER MICHAEL Recent discussions about having more recognition for National Servicemen (NSmen) have, in my opinion, sidelined a key group of NSmen who have contributed significantly to the continued development of Singapore during peacetime: Those from the Home Team. These full-time NSmen
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    • 676 20 More help in education for National Servicemen and a role for women in NS callers on Thursday’s episode of VoicesTODAYdebated these issues in the post-show online segment, excerpted below: Chin Wei Chung: When I was serving my National
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    • 216 20  -  FROM ROBIN CHUA There has been much discussion in Voices on the Singapore identity, and I have been thinking hard about what makes me a proud Singaporean. Is it our leaders? No, they will come and go. Is it our food? No, it
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    • 165 22  -  FROM DUDLEY AU Since the 2011 General Election, the People’s Action Party has taken several steps to address issues that cost it votes. It has realised that the electorate may have felt that it had lost some empathy with them and has moved to
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    • 225 22  -  FROM HENG CHO CHOON The commentary, “Pulau Ubin and the unsettled S’pore psyche” (April 18), touched a chord with me, as I have been a regular visitor to the island since 1970. The boat fare then was S$1.00; today, it is $2.50. The only
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    • 90 22  -  FROM VICTOR FOO CHEE SENG Given today’s technology, one wonders why DBS Bank still does not link users’ Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) accounts on their iBanking page. It is critical to get up-to-date information when one uses the account to do transactions, as
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    • 89 22  -  FROM M LUKSHUMAYEH Every morning during peak hour, many cars enter the Central Business District with only one occupant, the driver. Years ago, car pooling was introduced. Perhaps such a scheme is timely again with, say, a rule forbidding cars from entering the
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    • 370 22 institute An ntVC Training Institute NTUC’s SEED Institute is built upon a vision to give children the best head-start by grooming early childhood professionals to provide the best care and education to young children. SEED Institute was set up in 1989 by the NTUC, in collaboration with the Bernard van
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  • singapore
    • 488 24  -  WORKPLAN SEMINAR AMANDA LEE leeguiping@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —From July, selected firefighters will be trained to provide medical aid to casualties before paramedics arrive at the scene during emergencies, under a new Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) scheme. Details of the scheme first announced during the Committee
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    • 348 24  -  NEO CHAI CHIN SINGAPORE —As foreign manpower policies are tightened, they can affect individuals in a “very real way”, with a “happy solution” not possible for all, said Acting Manpower Minister Tan Chuan-Jin last night, in response to a Singapore
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    • 633 25  -  ASHLEY CHIA ashley@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE There could finally be some relief for residents and shopkeepers near the Block 17 Upper Boon Keng Road Market and Food Centre who have been plagued by the traffic congestion in the area. In response to TODAY’S queries,
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    • 307 25 SINGAPORE The authorities have renewed Marina Bay Sands’ (MBS) casino licence for another three years but have imposed “additional requirements”. A Casino Regulatory Authority (CRA) spokesperson said it has taken into consideration MBS’ compliance record as one of the many
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    • 364 25  -  ASHLEY CHIA ashley@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE A former Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officer who was convicted of forging medical certificates (MCs) lost his appeal against his sentence of four months’ jail yesterday. Mohammad Saqib Mohd Ghalib, who was a staff sergeant, pleaded guilty
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  • world
    • 389 26 BN candidate’s controversial remarks about Hindus have earned criticism, with some saying it could lose Selangor MALAYSIAN GENERAL ELECTION THE MALAYSIAN INSIDER KUA L A LUM PU R Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin yesterday called his party’s choice for the Shah Alam seat
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    • 193 26 THE MALAYSIAN INSIDER KUAL A LUMPUR After unearthing dirt on the Malaysian Chinese Association’s (MCA) Gary Lim, Parti Keadilan Rakyat’s (PKR) Rafizi Ramli, said yesterday that party officials would now scrutinise the backgrounds of all Barisan Nasional (BN) candidates. The Pandan
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    • 576 27 AGENCIES I S L A M A B A D Pakistani police took former president Pervez Musharraf into custody yesterday in the boldest step yet by the country’s courts against senior military officers long deemed untouchable by the law. Mr Musharraf was arrested
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    • 492 27 AGENCIES WA SHINGTON The top intelligence official of the United States said on Thursday that a one-paragraph assessment about North Korea’s ability to arm a nuclear missile was mistakenly declassified by the Pentagon’s Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), an inadvertent disclosure that
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    • 293 27 THE NEW YORK TIMES LONDON In the latest twist in the sexual abuse scandal that has shaken Britain’s public broadcaster, one of the country’s best known television entertainers, Rolf Harris, a singer-cum-artist who once painted a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, has been
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  • business
    • 318 28 AGENCIES HONG KONG Some port workers at the Hong Kong terminals controlled by billionaire Li Ka-shing have been told they will lose their jobs as a strike over wage demands stretches into a fourth week, with the stand-off continuing to weigh
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    • 332 28 EARNINGS AGENCIES SINGAPORE CapitaMall Trust said yesterday that first-quarter distribution per unit (DPU) rose 7 per cent from the corresponding period a year earlier, as the real estate investment trust benefited from higher revenues from malls where upgrading work was completed.
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    • 303 28 AGENCIES SINGAPORE After a sharp fall in gold prices sparked a retail buying frenzy this week in the physical market in Singapore and elsewhere in Asia, the future direction of the price for the precious metal has come into sharp focus,
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    • 137 29 w CHIJ Primary (Toa Payoh) Bedok Green Primary School East Coast Primary School East Spring Primary School FirstToa Payoh Primary School *Global Indian International School, East Coast Campus Greenwood Primary School Kranji Primary School Marsiling Primary School Nan Hua Primary School PasirRis Primary School Qihua Primary School Queenstown Primary School
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  • sports
    • 528 30  -  Fencers credit unique training regime for boosting their confidence NATIONAL INTER-SCHOOL FENCING CHAMPIONSHIPS CHARLES ONG charlesongzc@mediacorp.com.sg SING A PORE When St Margaret’s Secondary School (SMSS) fencer Pow Shu Shan qualified for the “B” Division Girls’ Individual Foil quar-ter-finals, head coach Dennis Leong started furiously tabulating
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    • 419 30  -  PHILIP GOH S ING A POR E It never rains but it pours. The saying is an apt description of the situation facing coach V Sundramoorthy and his LionsXII team, who take on Angkatan Tentera Malaysia (ATM) tonight in the Malaysian Super League (MSL)
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    • 714 31  -  One was given the chance to restore his reputation after bombing out spectacularly at Chelsea last season, while the other was given the opportunity of a lifetime to revive the fortunes of a fading giant. So how have Andre Villas-Boas and
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    • 503 31 Swapping blue for white has transformed Andre VillasBoas. That anxious, forever crouching, ball of pent-up frustration and fury that we saw at Stamford Bridge has vanished; replaced by a smiling, relaxed, super-cool leader of men at White Hart Lane. His metamorphosis has been
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    • 618 32  -  SINGAPORE FOOTBALL COMMENTARY BY IAN DE COTTA ian@mediacorp.com.sg The identity of the next Singapore football coach will be revealed within the next three weeks. His resume will be dissected by the local football fraternity, and his selection will spark off animated chatter in forums,
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    • 306 33  -  IAN DE COTTA The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) has confirmed that former Lions coach Radojko Avramovic (picture) will not be rehired another be rehired in another capacity, but they are still hoping to rehire him in the “near future”. The
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    • 459 33 NATIONAL INTER-SCHOOLS NETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS BROUGHT TO YOU BY SINGAPORE Eight years since the feat was last achieved, CHIJ Toa Payoh (CHIJ TP) have done it again. The school yesterday clinched both the ‘B’ and ‘C’ division titles in the National In-ter-Schools Netball Championships at
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    • 283 33 AP SAKHIR Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen yesterday drove the fastest time in the second practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix, followed by the Red Bulls of Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel. Raikkonen, who won the season-opening Australian GP and lay second behind Vettel
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    • 671 34 Bettors have their money on the Heat repeating their championship win NBA PLAY-OFFS AGENCIES MI A MI Can anyone stop LeBron James and the Miami Heat? For nearly two months during the regular season, the answer was an emphatic no as the reigning NBA champions
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    • 355 34  -  GERARD WONG SING A PORE He may be a diehard Manchester United fan, but when it comes to managing his team in the TODAY Fantasy League (TFL), Kevin Lim has no room for sentimentality. That is why the 20-year-old, currently
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    • 28 32 The Final I is an Front television programme that provides a journey for selected participants to attain stardom as an outcome. Km Urn, Judyt Premieres Wednesday, 8pm /AediaCorp
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  • Page 34 Miscellaneous
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    • 60 35 SATURDAY, 20 APRIL 2013 SET IN STONE LOOKS GOOD, TASTES EVEN BETTER JUST WHAT MAKES CUISINE INNOVATIVE? 40 HOME GROWN GOODNESS LOCAL RESTAURANTS THAT USE LOCALLY GROWN PRODUCE CAN WE SUSTAIN THIS? 38 THIS ROUND’S ON JACK HO OF JACK RAI SPILLS ALL ABOUT HIS DRINKING HABITS 42 KEYSTONE’S IBERIAN
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    • cars
      • Article, Illustration
        327 36 TOKYO AUTO SALON SINGATORE SET TO RETURN TO OUR SHORES 2014 Petrolheads and J-Pop fans had only one place to be last weekend —the Tokyo Auto Salon Singapore 2013. With more than 150 custom cars, an autostyling competition and a slew of performances including a concert by Jpop
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    • food
      • 1967 38  -  In land scarce Singapore, a new crop of farmers and gardeners are proving that we are not too small to grow our own food HOME GROWN ADVANTAGE ANNETTE TAN features@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —It’s not often in Singapore that one can boast about sharing a meal
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        462 40  -  A former sous chef steps up to the plate at Keystone Restaurant FOOD REVIEW: KEYSTONE RESTAURANT ANNETTE TAN SINGAPORE —In the 18 months since it opened, Keystone has won a respectable following for the consistently classy dining experience that it purveys. Recently, the restaurant’s chef de cuisine
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        519 41  -  With a new chef at the helm, Capella Singapore’s The Knolls continues to serve impeccable Mediterranean fare FOOD REVIEW: THE KNOLLS ANNETTE TAN SINGAPORE —It is a pity that Capella Singapore is sequestered away in Sentosa because its restaurant, The Knolls, has always served superb food. Under
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      • 590 42  -  Boozy conversations about what makes people smile THIS ROUND’S ON... BALVINDERSANDHU SINGAPORE —Singapore duo Jack Rai have been stalwarts in the local music scene for more than a decade now. The acoustic duo are a joy to watch live, not just because they sing very well together,
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        283 42 THE DAILY TELEGRAPH LONDON Chocolate lovers know to head over to Hotel Chocolat whenever they’re in London. And now, Hotel Chocolat’s latest offering takes chocolate down the fine wine route, with a label that tells you everything from the year of cocoa harvest to the time spent roasting.
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      • 422 43  -  DON MENDOZA SINGAPORE A clear focus on blending culinary innovation and artisanal brilliance at this year’s World Gourmet Summit is highly commendable. There are drool-worthy “6 Michelin Star” collaborations, like the Epicurean Delights menus at La Cantine (S$50/S$65 for lunch, S$120/S$150 for dinner; April 21 to
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    • 101 42 r 'ft I Premieres on Toggle Eve Sunday 21 April, 7pm OVE... S AND OTHER PftAD HABITS STARRING Zoe lay Chen Han Wei Kym Ng Ian Fang Kimberly Chia George Young Carmen Soo Irene Ang SL. LOVE and Other Bad Habits is a light-hearted, sometimes heartfelt look at love through
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    • 81 43 i-Weekly i Cookbook VoL y*i s -9Qr i The i-Weekly bilingual cookbook is back with its second edition, featuring 90 healthy and tasty dishes created by celeb chefs and your fave MediaCorp artistes! Glow with radiance with 10 juicing recipes concocted just for you! A, Understand the benefits of TCM
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    • 29 43 HOW TO PLAY Fill in the grid so that every row every column, and every 3x3 box contains the digits 1 through 9 .DIFFICULTY LEVEL: YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION COPYRIGHT UCLICK
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  • Page 44 Miscellaneous
    • 583 44 Toggle 6.00AM~ Carried~ Away 8.00~ Finding~ Jenua 10.00~ All~The~Days~Before~Tomorrow NOON~ Works~ In~ Progress 2.00PM~ Wan~ Chai~ Baby 4.00~ Crystal~ River 6.00~ For~ Heaven’s~ Sake 8.00~ CinemaWorld~ The~ Crossing 9.35~ CinemaWorld~ Aftermath 11.13~ CinemaWorld~ Killing~ Is~ My~ Business~ Honey 12.58AM~ Monster~ Camp 2.30~ The~ Listening~ Project 4.00~ Divergence FINDING JENUA A
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    • 188 44 TOGGLE-IT-FIRST Watch episodes on Toggle before they are shown on TV BREAK FREE The fate of four men becomes intertwined three days before they are due to be released from prison. The story unfolds when one of them unexpectedly attempts suicide. MARRY ME Latching on to the increasing trend of
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