Chewing Gum
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| First episode date | October 6, 2015 |
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| Final episode date | February 9, 2017 |
| Creators | Michaela Coel |
| Feb 9, 2017 | |
| Hilarious Tv Series, extremely funny if you are not easily offended , I laughed to tears . Although is Uk tv show,I saw it . . . | |
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| ID | 2902098 |
About Chewing Gum
Tracey Gordon, a religious, Beyoncé-obsessed 24-year-old, is fast to find out that the more she learns about the world, the less she understands.
How can we stop children vaping?
... Only one nicotine replacement product, a mouth spray, is medicinally licensed to help people quit vaping but a doctor can provide more detailed advice on other nicotine products such as nicotine Chewing Gum or lozenges commonly used to help those giving up tobacco...
Teenage vaping: ‘I'll have puffs as I'm falling asleep'
... She has been Chewing Gum and having energy drinks to ward off the temptation to vape...
Jerry Springer - godfather of reality TV
... It s Chewing Gum...
Piccadilly Circus: New screen to make landmark bolder and brighter
... Other comestibles companies to tout their wares include Wrigley s Chewing Gum (After Every Meal for Vim and Vigour), various brands of beer, and fast food outlets...
Should disposable vapes be banned?
... " The disposable ones are just so readily available at the counter of every corner shop, right next to the Chewing Gum...
Mystery of Australia's 'Somerton Man' solved after 70 years, researcher says
... In his pocket were bus and train tickets, Chewing Gum, some matches, two combs and a pack of cigarettes...
South Africa: Teaming up with the enemy to guard Mandela
... He took a decision in the 1980s to actively campaign against apartheid, after his mother was fired from her job for Chewing Gum during working hours...
Defiant Ukrainian troops tell Russians: 'Go home while you're still alive'
... There were 17 different things inside: wheat porridge with beef; rice and meat soup; beef stew; chicken with vegetables; pork and vegetables; crackers; biscuits; tea bags; coffee; blackcurrant drink; honey; sugar; black pepper; Chewing Gum; bar of dark chocolate; plastic spoons; moist wipes...
Mystery of Australia's 'Somerton Man' solved after 70 years, researcher says
In 1948, The Body of a well-dressed Man was found slumped on Australian beach.
A half-smoked cigarette was resting on his collar, and there was a line from a Persian poem in his Pocket - But investigators had no idea who he was.
Theories abounded, including that the person - dubbed Somerton Man - was a spy.
But after More Than 70 years, a researcher says he's solved The Mystery - Somerton Man was Carl Webb .
And he was not a Russian agent, But rather a Melbourne-born electrical engineer, according to Prof Derek Abbott .
Baffling MysteryBeachgoers found The Body lying against a seawall on Somerton Beach in Adelaide on 1 December, 1948.
The Man was dressed in a suit and tie, and appeared to be aged in his 40s or 50s.
In his Pocket were bus and train tickets, Chewing Gum , some matches, two combs and a pack of cigarettes. He had no wallet, no cash, and no ID.
The tags on his suit had been cut off, and forensic examiners suspected he had been poisoned.
Other curious finds baffled authorities. They included a suitcase, more items of clothing with their labels removed, and incoherent writings believed to be a code.
He also held a torn scrap of paper with the Farsi words Tamam Shud - Meaning " it's finished" - printed on it.
The Somerton Man 's fingerprints were sent around The World , But No One could identify him.
And so he was buried in Adelaide cemetery in 1949 with a tombstone reading: " Here lies The Unknown Man who was found at Somerton Beach. "
The Mystery Man 's remains were exhumed by police Last Year in a bid to solve the case.
But a professor at the University of Adelaide was on his own mission to crack it.
Derek Abbott was able to analyse the Somerton Man 's DNA using hairs preserved when authorities made a plaster model of his face.
He teamed up with renowned US forensic expert Colleen Fitzpatrick - who specialises in cold cases - to build an extended Family Tree using the DNA.
And from 4000 names, the pair narrowed it down to One - Carl Webb . They then tracked down The Man 's living relatives, using their DNA to confirm his identity.
" It kind of feels like climbing Mount Everest , and having that mixture of elation that you're at The Top , But also tiredness and exhaustion, " Prof Abbott told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
South Australia Police are yet to confirm the finding, But Prof Abbott says it is " very convincing".
" It's a triangulation from two different, totally distant parts of The Tree , " He Said .
So who is Carl Webb ?According to Prof Abbott, Webb was born in 1905 in a suburb of Melbourne.
He was the youngest of six siblings and married Dorothy Robertson, known as Doff Webb. That's most likely what brought him to Adelaide, The Professor said.
" We have evidence that he had separated from his wife, and that she had moved to South Australia . So possibly, he had come to track her down, " he told the ABC.
Ms Fitzpatrick now wants to help solve The Mystery of his death.
" I would like to see the toxicology done. And I would like to find out What Happened to Dorothy, " she told CNN.
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