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21936000 | 21936000 | Acrobasis vaccinii | Female moths lay their eggs on the fruit, usually on or within the calyx cup of unripe berries. One generation emerges each year, with each larvae feeding on as many as eight berries to complete its development. | [] | Moths described in 1884,Acrobasis,Moths of North America | {
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21936000 | 21936000 | Acrobasis vaccinii | Monitoring the flight of the moths using pheromone traps is essential for optimizing pesticide treatments. One particular pheromone lure, ISCAlure-Vaccinii, developed and manufactured by ISCA Technologies in Riverside, California, has been shown to be a highly effective tool for monitoring this pest. Alternatively, calyx ends of the berries can be inspected for eggs by experienced scouts. The eggs are flat, white, scale-like, and quite small, so this will probably require a hand lens. | [
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21936000 | 21936000 | Acrobasis vaccinii | One method of control is to pick off infested berries. In larger fields, where such measures are impractical, treatments with broad-spectrum insecticides, such as Danitol, Asana, Mustang Max, or Imidan, may be required. Due to the increasingly negative public perception of these insecticides, a number of "softer" materials have been introduced in recent years, including Assail, Altacor, Avaunt, or Delegate.[4] | [
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21935976 | 21935976 | There Was an Old Woman (The Twilight Zone) | Hallie Parker is a disillusioned author of children's books, believing that her stories don't appeal to the "video" generation. Aside from writing, she is passionate in reading children her stories in the local library. However, since new forms of entertainment are overlapping the old her audience has dwindled. One day a young woman named Nancy Harris requests the author's autograph for her son Brian who is sick. | [
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21935976 | 21935976 | There Was an Old Woman (The Twilight Zone) | Hallie, apparently overcome by Nancy's request, says she would love to come to him and sign it in person. Mrs. Harris is excited and deeply grateful. | [] | 1988 American television episodes,The Twilight Zone (1985 TV series) episodes,Ghosts in popular culture | {
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21935976 | 21935976 | There Was an Old Woman (The Twilight Zone) | When she arrives, Hallie discovers Brian to be very sick indeed, with prescription bottles and oxygen tanks at his bedside. Hallie takes her book over to show him the autograph she wrote out for him and decides to read to him from her book. They truly enjoy their time together. Brian asks her if she will come back and read more but Hallie, who is moving to Arizona, tells him that she isn't sure. | [
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21935976 | 21935976 | There Was an Old Woman (The Twilight Zone) | At her home, Hallie tries to sleep but is interrupted by sounds of laughing children. She is confronted by blowing drapes and moving rocking chairs. When her real estate agent visits with a young couple looking to buy her house, she shows signs that she really doesn't want to leave. During the tour strange signs that children have been in her house appear, such as a baseball breaking her window and roller-skates are found at her stairs. Soon afterward, Hallie discovers the book she brought to Brian. | [
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21935976 | 21935976 | There Was an Old Woman (The Twilight Zone) | Thinking some child might have stolen it and brought it there she calls the Harris house. She discovers that Brian has died and there is no way his book could've been there as his parents had the book buried with him. Hallie is confused but then hears voices upstairs, so she goes to investigate. She finds ghostly images of Brian and other deceased children. Brian wants Hallie to stay and read them stories and to comfort them. | [
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21935742 | 21935742 | Bernard Longley | Longley is the head of the Diocesan Pastoral Board and has responsibilities for the Deaneries of Camden, Hackney, Islington, Marylebone, Tower Hamlets, and Westminster. He is considered to be a conservative who is "friendly" to the traditional Latin Mass, but also a "born diplomat." | [
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21935742 | 21935742 | Bernard Longley | His name was mentioned as a possible successor to Cardinal Murphy-O'Connor as Archbishop of Westminster and thus often considered to be the 'head' of the Church in England and Wales, but the position ultimately went to Archbishop Vincent Nichols. | [
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21935742 | 21935742 | Bernard Longley | On 1 October 2009, Pope Benedict XVI appointed Bishop Longley as the Archbishop of Birmingham. He succeeds Archbishop Vincent Nichols, who was translated from Birmingham to Westminster earlier in 2009. Archbishop Longley was installed at St Chad's Cathedral on 8 December 2009, the feast of the Immaculate Conception. Before the ceremony, Archbishop Longley spoke of how much he was looking forward to joining both the Catholic and wider Christian communities in the Midlands and contributing to their work. | [
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21935742 | 21935742 | Bernard Longley | Archbishop Longley played a leading role in the plans for the beatification of Cardinal John Henry Newman and presented the petition for canonisation to Pope Benedict XVI, which took place in Cofton Park, Birmingham on 19 September 2010 during the papal visit to the United Kingdom in September 2010. On 5 January 2011, Archbishop Longley was appointed among the first members of the newly created Pontifical Council for the Promotion of the New Evangelisation. | [
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21935742 | 21935742 | Bernard Longley | Archbishop Longley is also co-Chair of ARCC and has previously served as Moderator of the Steering Committee of Churches Together in Britain and Ireland, as well as Assistant General Secretary of Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales with responsibilities for Ecumenism and Interfaith Affairs. On Tuesday, 18 September 2012, Pope Benedict XVI named Archbishop Longley to serve as one of the Synod Fathers for the October 2012 13th Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops on the New Evangelization. | [
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21935939 | 21935939 | Holiest sites in Sunni Islam | According to Sahih al-Bukhari, Muhammad said ""Do not prepare yourself for a journey except to three Mosques: Masjid al-Haram, the Mosque of Aqsa (Jerusalem) and my Mosque."" In the Islamic tradition, the Kaaba is considered the holiest site, followed by the Al-Masjid an-Nabawi ("The Prophet's Mosque") and Al-Aqsa Mosque. | [
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21935939 | 21935939 | Holiest sites in Sunni Islam | Subsequent Islamic rulers greatly expanded and decorated the mosque. The most important feature of the site is the green dome over the center of the mosque, where the tomb of Muhammad is located. Constructed in 1817 CE and painted green in 1839 CE, it is known as the Dome of the Prophet. Early Muslim leaders Abu Bakr and Umar are buried beside Muhammad. Medina is also home to the historically significant Quba Mosque and Masjid al-Qiblatayn. | [
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21935939 | 21935939 | Holiest sites in Sunni Islam | Al-Aqsa Mosque is sacred because the "first of the two Qiblas" (Arabic: اولى القبلتين) was Jerusalem. In Islamic tradition, Al-Aqsa is said to be the "second Masjid" (Arabic: ثاني المسجدين). The mosque is also the "third of the two holy Sanctuaries" (Arabic: ثالث الحرمين), under Islamic Law. | [
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21935939 | 21935939 | Holiest sites in Sunni Islam | The structure was expanded by the Umayyad caliph Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan and finished by his son al-Walid in 705 CE. The building was repeatedly destroyed by earthquakes and rebuilt, until the reconstruction in 1033 by the Fatimid caliph Ali az-Zahir, and that version of the structure is what can be seen in the present day. This same area was called at later Islamic periods as the Noble Sanctuary. | [
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21935929 | 21935929 | West Side, Jersey City | West Side Avenue at its northern end begins in the Marion Section as a dead end at the PATH trains, though there is no station there After crossing Broadway and Sip Avenue it passes Holy Name Cemetery on the west and nearby Saint Peter's College to the east. "The Bubble", an air-supported structure that is part of Yanitelli Center, is visible on the slope of Montgomery Street. | [
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21935929 | 21935929 | West Side, Jersey City | St Aloyius Church is a prominent landmark near the park. At Communipaw Avenue the street enters the heart of West Bergen. West Bergen is so called in reference Bergen-Lafayette Section and in the 19th century was part of Bergen Township and Bergen. (The name Bergen is from the original Bergen, New Netherland centered on Bergen Square). One of the very few older residential districts of the city west of the avenue radiates from Mallory Avenue as it runs south from Lincoln Park. | [
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21935929 | 21935929 | West Side, Jersey City | The West Side Avenue Station is the terminus for the single branch of the Hudson Bergen Light Rail. The station is on an embankment above the east side of street, and consists of an island platform and two tracks. Bumper blocks are at the west end of the station, a pedestrian bridge and elevator connecting it a large park and ride lot and bus stations. | [
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21935929 | 21935929 | West Side, Jersey City | The former Central Railroad of New Jersey right of way formerly continued west across the Newark and New York Railroad Bridge at Newark Bay and there are proposals to extend the line to a station close by. The Jersey City Board of Education is located nearby. | [
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21935929 | 21935929 | West Side, Jersey City | The West Campus of New Jersey City University began development in 2006, and will more than double the campus's with academic buildings, residences, retail spaces, parking, and a "University Promenade." Along with Bayfront, Jersey City, another planned community, the West Side will be expanded with residential, retail, and recreational areas. | [
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21935929 | 21935929 | West Side, Jersey City | West Side Avenue's southern end is the Country Village section of Greenville at Danforth Avenue close to NJ-440, across which is the Droyer's Point and completed sections of the Hackensack RiverWalk. New Jersey Transit bus routes #1, #80, #87 as well as A&C Bus Corporation serve the district. | [
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | The actor was only contracted for two months and Halfway departs in the episode first broadcast in the United Kingdom on 16 February 2018. Afterwards, Clay was invited back to reprise his role and Halfway returns two months later after serving in the Army. His experience in the Army and his relationship with Whitney are explored upon his return. Producers introduced Halfway's brother, Stuart Highway (Ricky Champ), and their relationship is portrayed as dark. | [
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | They arranges to meet for a drink in The Queen Vic, and Whitney turns up in casual clothes and wearing no makeup but Halfway has prepared for a date, giving her a rose and having candles. He asks if she fancies him and then pulls a ring from his pocket, to which Whitney says she will not marry him but he says he only wants her to be his girlfriend. She turns him down and leaves, and he follows, leaving the ring behind. | [] | Fictional chefs,Fictional characters introduced in 2018,Male characters in television,EastEnders characters,Fictional bartenders,Fictional bisexual males,Fictional salespeople,Fictional undertakers,Fictional British Army personnel | {
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | Mick finds the ring and has it valued at £20,000, telling Halfway that he could use the money to buy back The Queen Vic, and Halfway agrees, revealing that he found the ring during the robbery. When the ring turns out to be worth £200,000, Halfway tells Mick to save his pub as long as there will always be a room for Halfway if he needs it. | [] | Fictional chefs,Fictional characters introduced in 2018,Male characters in television,EastEnders characters,Fictional bartenders,Fictional bisexual males,Fictional salespeople,Fictional undertakers,Fictional British Army personnel | {
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | Whitney is touched when Halfway recalls how his grandfather brought him up to treat women with respect. When Halfway leaves for army duty, Whitney apologises to him and they share a sweet goodbye. After leaving his bag behind, he returns and passionately kisses Whitney, before leaving again. Halfway and Whitney stay in contact via video calls. When Halfway returns, he is hiding a wound from his abdomen but later tells Whitney that he was injured by shrapnel in an explosion. He and Whitney have sex for the first time. | [] | Fictional chefs,Fictional characters introduced in 2018,Male characters in television,EastEnders characters,Fictional bartenders,Fictional bisexual males,Fictional salespeople,Fictional undertakers,Fictional British Army personnel | {
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | Halfway reveals that he saved a child's life in the explosion and he is hailed a hero by the Carters, who throw him a party, but Halfway dislikes the attention. Halfway's brother, Stuart Highway (Ricky Champ) arrives and realises Halfway is lying about his injury. Halfway tells Mick that when he saved the child, his friend lost his legs and the child's mother was killed, but Mick says Halfway was not to blame. Halfway and Mick later assist Stuart in his work exposing paedophiles. | [
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | Hoping to prove himself to Stuart, Halfway confronts Fred Lewis (Malcolm Freeman), but lets him go when Mick threatens him with violence. When Linda finds out, she warns Halfway and Mick that they could get hurt. Regardless, Halfway tells Stuart that he wants to confront Fred again; Stuart confronts him instead and posts a video online about it. | [
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | When Stuart confesses that he lied, Halfway disowns him and leaves. After receiving a silent voicemail from Stuart, Halfway panics that he is suicidal; he and Shirley visit Stuart's flat where she finds a defaced photo of Halfway. With Shirley's help, Halfway and Whitney reunite. Halfway meets Stuart and they argue. Stuart later asks for Halfway's help and he protects Stuart from the Carters, claiming that he is in Dublin, as Stuart burns photos of Halfway with the Carters. | [] | Fictional chefs,Fictional characters introduced in 2018,Male characters in television,EastEnders characters,Fictional bartenders,Fictional bisexual males,Fictional salespeople,Fictional undertakers,Fictional British Army personnel | {
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | Stuart is later shot in The Queen Vic by an unknown assailant with Halfway and the Carters being interviewed by the police. Shirley argues with Halfway when she accuses him of shooting Stuart, which he denies. Stuart admits to Halfway that he shot himself, before claiming that Mick shot him; Mick is arrested and Halfway and the Carters vow to prove his innocence. Mick is later released, and Stuart is rejected by Halfway. | [] | Fictional chefs,Fictional characters introduced in 2018,Male characters in television,EastEnders characters,Fictional bartenders,Fictional bisexual males,Fictional salespeople,Fictional undertakers,Fictional British Army personnel | {
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | Halfway and Whitney panic when she tells him that she may be pregnant. Whitney turns out to not be pregnant, but they decide they would like a baby and they agree to try for one. Halfway later tells Whitney they should put the baby on hold and save up to buy a flat instead. Halfway is called up to the army again and his doctor, Dr. Cosslett (Hywel Simons), deems him fit to return. | [
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | When Jonno berates Halfway for his lifestyle, conflict arises between them; Jonno pins Halfway against a wall, but Stuart intervenes and orders Jonno to leave. Afterwards, Ben comforts Halfway and kisses him, which Stuart witnesses. Stuart confronts Halfway about the kiss, so Halfway confesses; Stuart then attacks Ben. At the Walford Pride event, Halfway becomes emotional. | [] | Fictional chefs,Fictional characters introduced in 2018,Male characters in television,EastEnders characters,Fictional bartenders,Fictional bisexual males,Fictional salespeople,Fictional undertakers,Fictional British Army personnel | {
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | Ben continues to frustrate Callum with his constant presence and Callum panics that he'll say something to Whitney. Overcome with stress, Callum eventually confronts Ben and punches him. | [] | Fictional chefs,Fictional characters introduced in 2018,Male characters in television,EastEnders characters,Fictional bartenders,Fictional bisexual males,Fictional salespeople,Fictional undertakers,Fictional British Army personnel | {
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | On 20 April, Sophie Dainty of "Digital Spy" reported that Halfway would return in the episode broadcast on 30 April and teased that he may return with a secret. Further details about his return were released two days later, confirming that he would have a secret. It was reported that Whitney would be overjoyed when Halfway returns but that she would notice that "Halfway's mind seems to be elsewhere". | [] | Fictional chefs,Fictional characters introduced in 2018,Male characters in television,EastEnders characters,Fictional bartenders,Fictional bisexual males,Fictional salespeople,Fictional undertakers,Fictional British Army personnel | {
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | Clay explained that it is evident from his return that something has happened to Halfway, despite his efforts to hide this. He said that Halfway wants to share his secret with Whitney as he is a good person and it "conflicts him a bit". The actor expressed how a main aspect to his character is that he does not like keeping secrets and wants to share everything with Whitney. Also, there is a clear change in Halfway's personality when he returns, which is due to the secret. | [] | Fictional chefs,Fictional characters introduced in 2018,Male characters in television,EastEnders characters,Fictional bartenders,Fictional bisexual males,Fictional salespeople,Fictional undertakers,Fictional British Army personnel | {
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | It was reported on 8 May 2018 that Halfway would confess to Mick that he was lying about the incident in the Army. In the episodes that followed, Halfway tells Mick that he caused another soldier to lose his leg when saving the children, but is "surprised and heartened" when Mick is not upset by the news. | [] | Fictional chefs,Fictional characters introduced in 2018,Male characters in television,EastEnders characters,Fictional bartenders,Fictional bisexual males,Fictional salespeople,Fictional undertakers,Fictional British Army personnel | {
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | Halfway's return to "EastEnders" and secret was placed at number four in "Digital Spy" "big soap moments you have to see this week". A "Soaplife" journalist thought it was "typical" that he was hiding a secret when he returned. | [] | Fictional chefs,Fictional characters introduced in 2018,Male characters in television,EastEnders characters,Fictional bartenders,Fictional bisexual males,Fictional salespeople,Fictional undertakers,Fictional British Army personnel | {
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | The "Daily Express" ran a poll for readers to vote on what they believed Halfway's secret was: 39% of readers thought that Halfway was "ashamed" of something that happened in the Army; 26% of readers were in the opinion that Halfway had given his kidney to Aidan Maguire (Patrick Bergin) to repay him; 15% of readers believed that Halfway left the Army; 13% were convinced that he had been stabbed; and the remaining 7% of readers thought it was something else. | [
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | There was a positive reaction to his return on Twitter with fans excited that Halfway and Whitney had been reunited. | [] | Fictional chefs,Fictional characters introduced in 2018,Male characters in television,EastEnders characters,Fictional bartenders,Fictional bisexual males,Fictional salespeople,Fictional undertakers,Fictional British Army personnel | {
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | Halfway's costume consists of "scruffy clothes and wooly headwear", mainly beanie hats, and he has a full fringe, which differs from Clay's appearance. Claire Crick of "Digital Spy" thought that Clay could not "look less like his character if he tried." Clay had his hair cut for the role of Halfway as he thought it would suit his character. Clay described the hairstyle as "mad" and thought people sympathised with the character because of it. | [
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | He hoped that Whitney would decide to take Halfway for a better haircut. | [] | Fictional chefs,Fictional characters introduced in 2018,Male characters in television,EastEnders characters,Fictional bartenders,Fictional bisexual males,Fictional salespeople,Fictional undertakers,Fictional British Army personnel | {
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | He explained that Halfway tries to do good and wants to feel "included", and stated that Halfway is a jovial character. He described Halfway as "happy-go-lucky". Clay felt that although he and Halfway shared similar mannerisms, he was not as "dopey" as his character. Halfway often misinterprets moments with other people and says "things at the wrong time". Clay thought that this was Halfway's biggest flaw, commenting, "He loves to put his foot in it!" | [] | Fictional chefs,Fictional characters introduced in 2018,Male characters in television,EastEnders characters,Fictional bartenders,Fictional bisexual males,Fictional salespeople,Fictional undertakers,Fictional British Army personnel | {
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56640891 | 56640891 | Halfway (EastEnders) | Morgan billed Halfway as "hapless", "adorable" and "caring". She observed that Halfway acts as "a bit of a dope" and in a silly manner, but is actually quite clever. In article about the character, Morgan expressed her hope that writers would not portray Halfway as "a one-dimensional dumbass". Daniel Kilkelly of "Digital Spy" called Halfway a "cheery soul". | [] | Fictional chefs,Fictional characters introduced in 2018,Male characters in television,EastEnders characters,Fictional bartenders,Fictional bisexual males,Fictional salespeople,Fictional undertakers,Fictional British Army personnel | {
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