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The plane rolled to the left and then to the right as its nose dropped and dived toward the warehouse, “where it collided in a fireball,” according to the report.

“This allows it to fully hydrate and magically transform into a cohesive piece of dough that’s ready to be rolled out.”

It never seemed to happen, and that reputation had risked becoming embedded in the rolled eyes of the international super investors who own most of Britain's infrastructure.

At the start of the next school year, the scheme will be compulsory for Year 7s and it may be rolled out to older year groups as well.

LaMelo Ball’s second three early in the second quarter cut the lead to 16, but he rolled his ankle while backpedaling down the court.