The Service
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| Authors | Henry David Thoreau |
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About The Service
The Service is an essay written in 1840 by Henry David Thoreau. He submitted it to The Dial for publication, but they declined to print it. It was not published until after Thoreau's death.
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... Instead, criminals have tricked their way into the administration portals of individual hotels that use The Service...
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... " No pressure, then! Take a look at the broad state of The Service and it s not pretty...
Booking. com hackers increase attacks on customers
... com itself has not been hacked, but criminals have devised ways to get into the administration portals of individual hotels which use The Service...
Patient saw eight GPs before cancer spotted
... Stark example The 67-year-old patient, known as Brian, who had learning disabilities, schizophrenia and dementia, had received treatment for breast cancer, but had been discharged from The Service...
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... The Service has relied on an exemption granted by the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) that allowed the continued use of heritage rolling stock...
Paws up time for 'longest-serving' Hertfordshire fire dog
... " His " impeccable" sense of smell was used to detect accelerants at the scenes of fire, The Service said...
Reading fire: Crane operator thanked for 'skilful rescue'
... Mr Bowcock added: " On behalf of The Service, I would like to extend our best wishes to the two people who were rescued from the building and wish them a speedy recovery...
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... A fifth of abortions in Russia are carried out in private clinics, which have come under pressure from religious authorities to stop offering The Service...
Reading fire: Crane operator thanked for 'skilful rescue'
A crane worker who lifted a Man To safety from a burning high-rise building in Reading has been thanked by The Fire service.
The large fire in The Berkshire town on Thursday morning.
Crane Operator , Glen Edwards , used a cage to rescue the workman who was surrounded by flames and thick smoke.
The Fire service said: " Without their actions, we may be looking at an entirely different scenario. "
Wayne Bowcock, chief fire officer at Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue, said: " I would like to add my thanks to the Crane Operator for an incredibly skilful rescue under extremely difficult circumstances. "
Footage captured by bystanders showed The Moment Mr Edwards, 65, used the winch he was operating to move a cage towards the workman.
Crowds below broke out in applause as The Man was lifted in the air and down to safety.
Mr Edwards, who had been working at The Site before The Blaze broke out, played down his heroics.
" I don't want to blow it up too much, I'm not that sort of person, " He Said .
Another man was also lifted from The Building by crane, firefighters said.
South Central Ambulance Service said Two People were taken to The Royal Berkshire Hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation, but neither case was severe.
Mr Bowcock added: " On behalf of The Service , I would like to extend our Best Wishes to the Two People who were rescued from The Building and wish them a speedy recovery. "
The Fire service said all Other People had been accounted for.
At 14:20 GMT on Thursday, The Fire service confirmed The Fire had been put out. At its peak, More Than 50 firefighters were on The Scene from fire stations across The County .
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