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remove the T-shirt. He grew a beard H during his summer holidays and ago- H nised at length, over several days, about whether to shave it o . Then there’s his fanatical preoccu- KING TUT pation with health and diet. Extremely H t and extremely proud of it, D’Arcy never misses an opportunity to adver- tise his agility, stamina and appetite for physical challenges. However, his radio fulminations suggest a helpless wimp, SEALED IN A STONE overwhelmed at every turn by hypo- chondriac fears and the menace of H unhealthy menu options. His nicky gripes about food and drink have to be heard to be believed. H Like Alan Partridge on a slow day at Mid Morning Matters, D’Arcy can get COLD ROOM extremely worked up over a letdown in the canteen. Bruised bananas and lumpy porridge are his nemeses. Back with RTE, D’Arcy likes the idea of alcohol-free beers and wines but is dismayed by the Ray D’Arcy seems gassy reality. “After the TV show every week, I’d have one non-alcoholic beer,” to have lost his he once said. “They’re not great.” Cue a urry of sighs and tongue clicks. “I magic and his nd that if I have two of them I wake up bloated the next morning.” mojo, says The unrelenting frivolity and narcis- sism of these fusspot tirades is espe- Liam Fay. Now cially disappointing given D’Arcy’s obvious intelligence and once famed he has hinted ability to cut to the quick of current- a airs controversies. On Today FM, he he is seeking a had perfected a brisk mix of folksy patter and forthright opining, during way out to reignite which he always seemed clued into the audience’s most pressing concerns. the talent that Sure, he occasionally lost the run of ay D’Arcy is the King Tut of irritations, a stupendously self-indul- Mixing with himself — in 2010, he famously threat- appears to be Irish broadcasting. It’s almost gent outpouring of bellyaching that has showbiz royalty ened to emigrate if Enda Kenny ever exactly four years since the long since gone beyond parody. King Tut D’Arcy, became taoiseach — but there was a erstwhile whizz kid was D’Arcy emerges from these ritual and above with refreshing spikiness and candour to his buried somewhere poached by RTE from Today whinge-fests as an incurable nostalgic Pamela Anderson commentary about social and political in the past FM, reportedly for a phar- who hates modern life and pines for a airs, an obvious determination to Raoh’s ransom. D’Arcy’s return to Mon- older, simpler, better days. The superi- play a meaningful role in the national trose was trumpeted as a game changer ority of popular entertainment during conversation. for public-service radio and TV, bring- his formative years is a recurring On RTE Radio, however, he seems ing new urgency, heft and edge to talk theme. He is constantly exasperated by uptight, constrained and listless; inor- shows on both mediums. Before long, contemporary manners, newfangled dinately fearful of causing o ence or however, the gilded mask began to slip, contraptions, language fads. making trouble. The shallowness of his revealing a distinctly mummiied “What does that tell you about the monologues is echoed by the skittish version of the promised glories. world we live in?” he harrumphs every super ciality of the weekly attempts at As even occasional listeners to his other day about the latest manifesta- state-of-the-nation discussion — a seg- mid-afternoon show on RTE Radio 1 tion of showbiz idiocy. The more incon- ment that glories in the cringe worthy will have noticed, tutting rather than sequential the folly, it seems, the ercer title of Having the Chats. talking is D’Arcy’s true speciality. The the indignation. Personal peeves loom With guests who interest him, range of topics that trigger the weary as large in his diatribes as cultural bug- D’Arcy can be a sharp and searching disapproval of the 54-year-old Kildare bears. D’Arcy wears boxers and a interviewer, and his radio programme native is vast. Most days, he devotes T-shirt in bed at night but is irritated by occasionally snaps to life. Usually, how- almost a third of his 90-minute show to the rub of textiles against his skin so he ever, way too much airtime is squan-
grumbling about all manner of trivial complains about having to wake up to POVEDA ANDRES dered on ippant celebrity chitchat
6 23 December 2018 23 December 2018 7 HH H H HH H H H H H H H HH H H H H H and desultory babble. Of late, the encapsulation of all that is predictable booking was Bosco, the children’s TV interviewed on his radio programme, H show has been making discernible and provincial about Irish TV. “It’s Sat- puppet from the 1970s. separately and at varying length. Both H H e orts to counteract D’Arcy’s neurotic urday night and we’re live on the telly,” The dreariness of all this cannot be encounters were expertly handled by carping by conspicuously celebrating he trills at the start of each edition, a lost on D’Arcy. He is, after all, a keen D’Arcy but the Gaybo interview was H the bene ts of an open mind and catchphrase that is gradually assuming student of the RTE chat show during its particularly good, the most thoughtful adventurous spirit. Join a Club Week undertones of a public apoloy. early 1980s heyday — a brief but illustri- the veteran broadcaster has ever given. was a heavily promoted wheeze RTE talk shows have long been ous period when creative rivalry Nevertheless, it was the chat with Mur- encouraging listeners to enlist with an laughably overreliant on familiar faces between Gay Byrne and Mike Murphy, phy, perceived as Byrne’s junior part- activity group or enthusiasts’ associa- from the Montrose family — but then the station’s biggest stars, resulted ner, that revealed most about D’Arcy. H tion. Tellingly, though, the presenter D’Arcy’s TV gabfest apparently seeks to in the production of groundbreaking He is clearly intrigued by status rela- seemed to lose his enthusiasm for the distinguish itself by concentrating on TV on Friday and Saturday nights. tionships, and it’s not hard to see why. venture long before it ended. familiar old faces. Fading luminaries Much of D’Arcy’s fascination with this D’Arcy is RTE’s second banana, its Fans of risk-taking and fresh think- from yesteryear dominate the guest era evidently stems from his instinctive deputy gurehead, designated player H ing would be well advised to steer clear list, a trend that reached a zenith of nostalgia, but there’s more to it. of subsidiary ddle to Ryan Tubridy’s H of D’Arcy’s RTE1 chat show, a weekly sorts some weeks ago when the star Byrne and Murphy were recently lead trombone. Their status relation- ship, as de ned by Montrose manage- ment, is most eloquently expressed by their respective pay packets. Latest H published gures for RTE’s highest D’Arcy is RTE’s paid presenters show that Tubridy’s salary was €495,000 in 2016 while second D’Arcy was on €450,000, a €50,000 banana, its increase on the previous year. Nevertheless, there was an assump- deputy tion that D’Arcy would not settle for H second best. On his return to RTE, fol- gurehead, lowing a triumphant reign at Today designated FM, many expected him to become the H national broadcaster’s top dog, in player terms of popularity, boldness and inno- of subsidiary vation. The scope for such a shake-up is enormous. Tubridy is an avowed old ddle fogey, who has grown steadily more fogeyish. The Late Late Show’s weak- to Ryan nesses are glaring and legion. Yet, Tubridy’s despite this lacklustre competition, D’Arcy has failed to shine. lead In reality, all he’s brought to RTE is a trombone crabbier, prissier version of the inane chatter in which the station is already oversubscribed. His interest in the cre- ative rivalries of the 1980s seems increasingly academic, as his resolve to emulate them appears to be ebbing away. Shortly after the Murphy inter- view, D’Arcy lapsed into one of his sig- nature moanologues. He mourned the fact that RTE no longer had a show like Morning Call, the light-hearted break- fast programme on which Murphy excelled. D’Arcy then lamented the absence in Ireland of an equivalent to BBC Radio 2, an easy-listening station on which laid-back presenters can ram- ble on about anything . “There is a mar- ket for that in this country,” he said. “I wouldn’t mind doing something like
TONY KINLAN TONY that . . . if anybody’s listening.” We’re listening, Ray. King Tut seems to be readying himself for an even cushier and more secluded tomb. c
Rain man D’Arcy’s return to RTE has been something of a damp squib
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Cramped quarters and tight corners are linchpin features of Das Boot, a serialised MEDIA PLAYER Cosy and sequel to Wolfgang Petersen ’s JOHN BURNS revered ilm about the crushing pressures of life inside German U-boats during amien Tiernan suggestions in 2012 that RTE the Second World War. certainly slammed might close its Waterford in need of Submarine stories are always the door after studio, the mayor declared an unappealing prospect, no himself when bluntly: “The people of matter how well-crafted the leaving RTE to Having an Waterford will not accept drama unfolding beneath the becomeD a presenter on this.” The chief of Waterford’s RTE regional renovation surface, and Petersen’s movie WLR FM , a local station in chamber of commerce said is more venerated than Waterford . RTE’s that, without a regional watched. But the makers of southeastern correspondent reporter is correspondent in the area, this con ident re-Boot have was frustrated at not getting the reporting of “bad news opened up and broadened out more air time, he said, and regarded as a will become the norm ”, the narrative while didn’t want to spend the rest status symbol adversely a ectin g the maintaining much of the of his career “begging to get region’s fragile con idence. practicality. Conflicts between ilm’s claustrophobic tension. stories on air ”. on a par with When RTE opened a the starchitect’s often Hardcore fans may recoil but, Tiernan claimed that, in studio in Dundalk in 2004 , LIAM high falutin vision and the for the most part, it’s a the early Noughties , RTE’s a government and appointed a FAY down-to-earth requirements success. Waterford studio produced north eastern of his clients are legion — and The tale opens in autumn 220 TV and radio stories a minister or correspondent, the local these clashes ground the show , just as the tide is turning year; now it was down to minister Dermot Ahern in gritty reality. against the U-boats. The 50 60 . He complained that university boasted that it “re lects the Dermot Bannon’s Incredible Incredible Homes, by Enigma code has been RTE had p ivoted towards area’s growing importance ”. Homes RTE1 , Sun contrast, is pure puffery; a cracked but the Nazis don’t foreign news and away from TDs don’t usually welcome tower of babble. The four -part yet know that the British can regional coverage, and he should be on air more. RTE investigative journalists onto Das Boot Sky Atlantic / gadabout, in which Bannon read their communications. was largely called upon to should “not [be] investing their turf. Yet there is no Now TV , Wed pays slavish homage to America has belatedly joined cover “bad news ”. His millions of euros in a new expectation that RTE swanky residences in the fray, bringing additional nickname had become studio set or Dancing with regional correspondents will Soft Border Patrol Australia, Sweden and military muscle but also a Tragedy Tiernan . the Stars ”, he said, be digging up dirt, exposing BBC1 , Fri London , purports to explore boneheaded arrogance. The station has disputed thoroughly mixing up apples political corruption — should cutting-edge design and Meanwhile, the resistance in his igures. “We understand and oranges, but instead it exist — or holding local Extravagant pads are the decor. Yet, in the absence of Nazi-occupied France is that a key factor in the ‘drop’ “investing in public service bigwigs to account. supposed centre piece of critical faculties or any gathering strength. All of [from] 220 to 50/60 is broadcasting and getting Instead, these Dermot Bannon’s semblance of journalistic these strands and a couple of related to an administrative your correspondents on air ”. correspondents seem to be Incredible Homes , a detachment, what we get is a doomed romances are deftly change,” it said. “Previously And not just to cover “bad regarded by locals as a laughably giddy vanity hollow mess; a model of bad interwoven into a classic a videotape editor would news”, apparently, but “good conduit for sending production masquerading as form and indeterminate wartime yarn that surpasses have itemised each edit of news”, presumably. messages and demands to an insightful expedition function. the o riginal for thrills and the same story for di erent A irming stories about the Dublin, a lobbyist for their through some of the world’s The irst leg of this grand narrative depth. bulletins as separate reports. splendour of life in the sunny corner of Ireland. Waterford, fanciest real estate. In truth, tour of grandiose homes took Unfathomable shallowness In more recent times the south east. for example, wants a second however, the most place in Sydney , a stylish remains the fatal weakness of correspondent, when Having an RTE regional cath lab and it would be noteworthy thing about this locale whose opera house is Soft Border Patrol, a second self-editing, has tended to correspondent in your town expected that RTE’s daft and tacky junket is the not the only building of high season of the would-be send one version of the story or city is regarded as a status south eastern correspondent extravagant padding. note. Sadly , viewers were satirical mockumentary about for all bulletins.” Fewer edits symbol on a par with a would cover this important Bannon is one of Irish TV’s afforded nothing but the most the bumptious policing of a does not mean fewer stories government minister or “story” extensively — and hottest properties, a celebrity perfunctory glimpses of the purposely flimsy post-Brexit covered. university. When there were sympathetically, too. architect famed as much for city as Bannon’s efforts at frontier between Northern Given climate change, This is why, as far as the
his drawing power in travel reportage fell startlingly CATHRO MIKE Ireland and the Republic. The Brexit, terrorist attacks, regions are concerned, audience terms as his flat. “Stepping onto the series continues as it started, migration, the #MeToo visiting journalists are no expertise at the drafting streets, my irst impressions to Bannon’s expressions of in last week ’s episode when moving wallpaper and as a scattershot assemblage of movement and the election use. In 2012 the Waterford board. However, like many are there’s a lot going on excitement that quickly Bannon stopped drooling long interchangeable superlatives. sketches, monologues and of Donald Trump, it’s hardly a lobbyists declared that a oversold personalities before here,” he proclaimed, an grates, a sense he’s almost enough to critique his The aforementioned slapstick knockabout. surprise that RTE has been correspondent sent from him, he’s in danger of assertion not worthy of THE bouncing off the walls. surroundings in a grown-up padding comes in a variety of Administrative fudge and doing more foreign news of Dublin would be incapable overexposure, especially now inclusion on a hastily If the houses were and knowledgeable manner. guises. Long swathes of waffle are the designated late. Nothing remotely as of conveying the “nuance, that he’s colonising the ad scribbled postcard, much less CRITICS unoccupied, he dashed Most of the time, however, Sunday’s programme were targets and, every now and exciting has been happening subtlety and detail of a breaks as well as the a pre-recorded TV show. around in a frothing frenzy, exclamation rather than devoted to larky vignettes of again, the script scores a in Waterford, Wexford and region’s life ”. schedules. Some of the mansions curling up on the furniture, observation dominated his Bannon at play in Sydney: direct hit. Yet way too much Wicklow. Nonsense, of course. Room to Improve , his Bannon visited were caressing the ixtures and, in contributions. He said “wow” messing about in his hotel space is wasted on the limp Tiernan’s beef, though, Roving reporters such as primary RTE abode, is what impressive; others merely one disconcerting scene, at least a dozen times and bathroom, dancing in the whimsy and smug was not that important Kate Adie would be an estate agent would outlandish. However, for all treating himself to a bubble “stunning” almost as often. waves at Bondi Beach , failing provincialism that are the stories in the south east out of business describe as quaint, cosy and the architectural splendour bath. When the owners were “Oh my God” was invoked so to master a surfboard. But traditional ruination of Norn had been ignored; it was if this were the case. full of character — the on display, there was a prefab present, proceedings turned regularly, we could’ve been further distraction was Iron TV comedy. that he, and other On the other industry euphemism for quality to the programme . even more cringe worthy as attending a religious service. provided by the recurring Unconvincing of icial regional hand, a journalist dated and shabby. Each house call followed a Ceaseless Bannon broke world indoor Ceaseless gushing can be over use of devices such as concern about the border and correspondents, embedded too long Nevertheless, the home similar routine: Bannon walks gushing can records for shameless the most tedious of all slo-mo and musical montage its inhabitants, from Brussels, in an area is likely to makeover series is the most in, looks around, and loses his sycophancy. Nosing around monotonies, and Incredible to aggrandise the presenter’s London and Dublin, is a Staking news lose perspective, effective showcase for freaking mind. be the most other people’s homes is the Homes quickly becomes ditzy shenanigans. Dream subject richly deserving of Tiernan says he and be less willing to Bannon’s TV shtick, with its Enthusiasm is an admirable point of property TV, but the incredibly boring. Without houses are the show’s comic excoriation. Alas, far faced having to beg turn over the stones carefully balanced mix of and essential quality in any tedious of all USP of this show is closer to drama, jeopardy or even ostensible focus, but we are from cutting though the guff RTE to broadcast beneath which lurk geniality and pushiness, arty style guru, but there’s a brown-nosing. analysis, the whole enterprise also being invited to view and piety, Soft Border Patrol his stories the biggest stories. c ambition and problem-solving theatricality and incoherence monotonies There were a few moments rapidly merges into a blur of Bannon as a dream host. merely thickens the fog. c 18 17 February 2019 17 February 2019 19 TELEVISION
too crooked to sit still. “You get no gratitude from them,” he sighed in exasperation at MEDIA PLAYER Fine drama, his troublesome charges. Special pleading in the JOHN BURNS asylum-seeking system is by no means restricted to the reat name, Hester Thomas Crosbie Holdings rough justice would-be refugees. Smallbone. Almost paid €15m for the Wexford Outlandish and often 6ft tall, she was a Echo group in 2003, and incomprehensible stories lifelong Liberal and a almost €10m for the to say about contemporary dominate the sixth and councillor for four Have media Roscommon Herald the Ireland but none of that mercifully inal season of Gyears in Richmond, south following year. In 2007, LIAM would have mattered if its House of Cards, a once London. Her husband Derek barons learnt Independent News & Media central protagonists had not majestic series that should’ve died in 1994, bequeathing (INM) paid €25m for the FAY been credible and compelling. been killed off years ago. her a 22% stake in the their lesson Sligo Champion. Johnston Taken Down draws on Frank Underwood is dead, Leinster Leader group. Just Press eventually shelled out extensive research but, like because the disgraced Kevin over a decade later, the from the well over €200m on 14 titles Taken Down RTE1, Sun Love/Hate, the show stands or Spacey was ired. Robin newspaper was bought by great in all four provinces. falls on its quality as drama. Wright’s Claire is now US Johnston Press, and Hester Even before the economic House of Cards Net lix So far, the signs are president but she struggles to Smallbone became a provincial crash, wise heads warned promising. exercise power, in of ice and multimillionaire. Her stake that the buyers had taken on We Need to Talk An engrossing, well-plotted on screen. Frank and Spacey was worth €25m. newspaper too much debt, and that About Mam RTE1, Mon whodunit began with the haunt every scene. Another widow got rich cost-cutting and the discovery of a dead Nigerian House of Cards has been a quick from Johnston Press’s crash? e iciencies gained by To listen to the advance hype, girl at a Dublin bus stop, close collapsing shack since at least extravagant €138.6m pooling resources across a you’d almost forget that to the DP centre where she season three, as audacity gave purchase of the Leinster Maybe not portfolio of newspapers Taken Down is made up. was resident. Preliminary way to brazen silliness. But Leader group in 2005. wouldn’t be enough. So it Lofty social commentary is police inquiries uncovered a the concluding episodes are Ireland was enthralled last Keane, its owner, a very proved. In 2012, Celtic Media presented as the de ining trait tangle of lies, with emerging beyond dismal. The real loser week by the story of wealthy man. Unlike Group entered receivership of the new six-part drama set links to prostitution and is Wright, who does her best Elizabeth O’Kelly, also a 22% Elizabeth O’Kelly, who never and was bought out by local amid the secrecy and despair human traf icking. with a daft script but winds up shareholder in the Leader. let on she was rich, Keane management. Thomas surrounding Ireland’s direct The accommodation centre looking foolish. When Frank When she died in December went on a spending spree of Crosbie Holdings e ectively provision centres. Verifying in which much of the action addressed the camera, he was 2016 — four years after his own with the proceeds, collapsed in 2013 and a refugees’ stories is a unfolds is both backdrop and winking at us. When Claire Hester Smallbone — O’Kelly buying into o ice blocks in receiver was appointed. The notoriously tricky business, protagonist, a grimly austere does it, she seems to be left her €30m fortune to Sandyford, hotels in Britain, a following year, Johnston but, according to the building that recalls the sending a coded plea for help. ive charities. property in Antibes and a Press sold all of its Irish titles grandiose publicity, this crime church-run workhouses We Need to Talk About She had come upon her home in Switzerland. for just €8.5m. yarn is the smoking gun, an of yesteryear. Prisons Mam was a rambling, Leinster Leader stake in an Throughout the 2000s, It’s an ill wind . . . We now explosive shot of pure truth. masquerading as sanctuaries incoherent and insolently unusual way — through her unfeasibly large sums of know that ive charities, Direct provision (DP) are a longstanding feature of flimsy documentary in which husband’s irst wife, Mary money were paid for minor including the Irish Cancer centres are the glori ied Ireland’s social landscape — Brendan Courtney affected to O’Kelly, who died in 1945. provincial titles, even though Society, ultimately bene ited holding pens to which and Taken Down underscores confront the problems facing She, like Derek Smallbone, they were already losing from the extravagance of asylum-seekers are con ined our national compulsion to Ireland’s senior citizens by was descended from James readership. Dunfermline Johnston Press. Also thanks while their claims are repeat our most grievous taking his mother Nuala on a Laurence Carew, a Home Press, which operated in to Elizabeth O’Kelly’s processed. Last week’s irst mistakes. licence-fee-funded spree of Rule MP who became the Ireland as Celtic Media generosity, a Catholic episode offered vivid ictional Yet the “big house” overseas junkets. major shareholder in the Group, paid €30m for the church in Stradbally got a evocations of how frustrations environment also provides a The ilm was a companion Leinster Leader in 1886, six Meath Chronicle in 2002. new coat of paint and all 180 can flare when lives are left to useful narrative structure. piece to We Need to Talk years after its launch. The sta at the Leinster Leader moulder in often mouldy Stately homes are classic About Dad, a focused Leader was a staunchy Benefactor got a discreet Christmas rooms. The psychologically settings for murder mysteries endeavour in which Courtney nationalist newspaper, and O’Kelly left bonus of €3,000. warping effects of prolonged with good reason: there is rich explored the challenges of no doubt Carew hoped to her Leader Have media barons uncertainty were skilfully dramatic potential in the homecare for older people by bene it politically by owning windfall to learnt a lesson from the conveyed. tensions that arise when chronicling how the Courtney it. So there’s a neat charity great provincial Thankfully, the grandiosity disparate and often desperate household coped with the symmetry in a British newspaper crash? seems to be a fake ID. characters are thrown incapacitation of his father newspaper group, Johnston Maybe not. Last year Co-written by Stuart Carolan together under a single roof. Frank, who has since died. Press, making Carew’s INM tried to buy Celtic and Jo Spain, Taken Down is a Here, the suffocating Courtney’s Dad doc was a descendants rich over a Media’s local titles, while socially alert tale in which atmosphere of a state home is thoughtful exercise but this century later. The Irish Times has just indignation about the deployed to similar ends. CATHRO MIKE follow-up felt more like a O’Kelly and Smallbone bought the Irish treatment of asylum-seekers is Hot-headed cops who showbiz afterthought, were far from the only Examiner and discernible. But the worst speak with their ists are society must learn there can Taken Down is occasionally the boat in which they fled contrived entertainment onto shareholders who got seven weekly excesses of issue-based iction another well-worn staple of be no shortcuts. Justice has to over-reliant on generic their homeland blew up. Eight which a few “ishoos” were seven- and eight- igure regional papers, — a hectoring and invariably crime drama, but the take its course. cop-opera clichés. More years into her family’s wait for clumsily tacked. Courtney windfalls when British and including the facile form of storytelling — conflicting messages Then the gardai arrive, worryingly, the opening asylum, Abeni’s hopes for a and Nuala flew to Spain and Irish media companies Roscommon are avoided by the drama’s conveyed by strong-arm Psychological investigating the young edition’s weakest link was the new life have congealed into a Florida where they toured started to buy up Herald. The equally faithful adherence to policing are cleverly used to woman’s apparent murder. designated hero. Lynn numb fatalism. villas and retirement villages, provincial newpapers purchase prices the demands of the police drive the plot and make a warping effect Doors are kicked in, witnesses Rafferty is oddly inert as Insp Brian Gleeson to no discernible purpose. from the late 1990s were more procedural. statement. Respect for the law are roughed up. Foolhardy Jen Rooney, a role that seems delivered the Trivial and trivialising, onwards. Among the modest — but Well-rounded bad guys is, after all, the justi ication of prolonged assumptions are made on decidedly underwritten. episode’s standout the ilm proved eyecatching early then the revenue were the pride and joy of for the indignities visited on the basis of ethnicity and Elsewhere, however, the turn as Wayne, the that bad purchases was the and readership Love/Hate, the hit gangland those condemned to the uncertainty demeanour. In the hands of characterisations are strong garrulously shifty THE programme ideas €38m paid by Scottish bases of the serial with which Carolan direct provision limbo. As the was skilfully law enforcement, it seems, and sophisticated. Aïssa Maïga centre manager CRITICS cannot be Radio Holdings for the provincial press established himself as a TV asylum-seeking characters are the iron rulebook becomes an brings a battered nobility to who complains of redeemed by Kilkenny People Group. are smaller than dramatist of agility and repeatedly told, outsiders portrayed iron cudgel. Respect for the Abeni, a Nigerian mother being rushed off his righteous This made John Kerry ever. c ambition. The series had lots who seek admission to our law is quickly forgotten. whose husband died when feet but actually seems intentions. c HARVEY ALF
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