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1. STEVEN SMITH'S perseverance with the brilliant but wayward Brook Street Picnic paid off last night at the Horse of the Year Show, when he won the 4,000 first prize for the Leading Show Jumper of the Year title.
2. The beginnings of a mature Anglo-Saxon archaeology was founded on the work of the nineteenth-century archaeologists , Akerman, Roach Smith, Kemble and Wylie.
3. The boldly stylised and appealing Can You Find Me? by Donald Smith (Tango Books 7.99) is a hide-and-seek game book with a difference.
4. Clad in nothing but black and sipping on her jar of Guinness, Debbie Smith, pint-sized guitarist with indie sensations Curve, is attempting to convince me she was never a goth.
5. The only staff who have not taken a drop in their pay packets are manager Steve Coppell, his assistant Alan Smith and the players.
6. The unfortunate Dorian Williams, whose cultured, distinctly upper-class accent was synonymous with commentary on the sport, was required to tell the viewers that the next contestant was Harvey Smith riding "Hitachi Music Centre".
7. Andrew Hugh Smith, chairman of the exchange, said yesterday he was delighted that Mr Rawlins had accepted the appointment.
8. Meanwhile his old tutor, Frederick Temple, had resigned and Balliol invited Smith to take over as mathematical lecturer.
9. Women, argued Mrs Anne Smith of West Bridgford, Nottingham, can do six jobs in five minutes of walking in the house with their coats still on.
10. With more than 700 employees, the company is the single largest private-sector employer in the Monklands East constituency and Mr Smith is a well-known face on the factory floor.
11. POMPEY boss Jim Smith branded striker Paul Walsh "stupid" after he was sent off in their ill-tempered Anglo-Italian Cup tie victory at Fratton Park last night.
12. Posted on August 24, 1847, from the Yorkshire village of Haworth, the letter was to publishers Smith Elder introducing her novel Jane Eyre.
13. The brilliance of the recent verbal firework display he put on at Westminster enchanted his party - just as it alarmed the Labour Party that John Smith proved such an easy target for him.