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But the headlines that were scrapped are not bad.

Most of the boats that were scrapped were small and designed to stay close to shore.

The DVD will include the two never-before-seen, partly completed episodes that were scrapped.

The new coalition's plans are believed to include reversing pay cuts for government workers and restoring four public holidays that were scrapped to boost productivity.

Over the last decade, the number of tankers in operation has essentially been unchanged, with new ships slowly replacing older vessels that were scrapped.

After two efforts that were scrapped as amateur, he came through with "Steamboat Willie", which had the luck to make shrewd use of the new device of sound.

He also said Heathrow "got it wrong" when proposing the third runway that was scrapped in 2010.

Employees began working 12-hour shifts, often alternating between days and nights -- a practice that was scrapped after numerous complaints.

Dropping onto YouTube on Monday was Caustic Window, a 1994 album from Aphex Twin that was scrapped before it was released, with only five test pressings in existence.

It had a "principal speaker", a role that was scrapped, joshes Ms Bennett, because no one was sure how to spell it.

Labour seems unlikely to restore the practice of increasing the basic pension in line with average earnings that was scrapped by the Tories.