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Crawling with rats, sticky with mud and vibrating to the sound of guns booming day and night, life in the trenches was both dangerous and unpleasant. But there were some light-hearted moments as these rare photos reveal, with singers, can-can girls and concerts all laid on in a bid to keep spirits up. And it wasn't just the army who benefited. One rare 1917 shot shows officers attempting an 'Egyptian dance' during a naval revue on their ship. Scroll down for video Creative: British Naval officers attempt an Egyptian dance during a Navy revue on board their ship in 1917

Outpouring: When

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- British died, aged just 52 years old, her funeral was attended by 100,000 people
- Egyptian died, aged just 52 years old, her funeral was attended by 100,000 people
- France died, aged just 52 years old, her funeral was attended by 100,000 people
- Henson died, aged just 52 years old, her funeral was attended by 100,000 people
- Le Havre died, aged just 52 years old, her funeral was attended by 100,000 people
- Le Touquet died, aged just 52 years old, her funeral was attended by 100,000 people
- Leslie Henson died, aged just 52 years old, her funeral was attended by 100,000 people
- Marie Lloyd died, aged just 52 years old, her funeral was attended by 100,000 people
- Naval died, aged just 52 years old, her funeral was attended by 100,000 people
- Navy died, aged just 52 years old, her funeral was attended by 100,000 people
Answer: Marie Lloyd died, aged just 52 years old, her funeral was attended by 100,000 people
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The Nintendo Wii U has seen its star dim somewhat since its launch in November 2012. Worldwide sales numbers for the console have been disappointing and some gamers have complained that the number of desirable games for the system hasn't grown quickly enough. However, the man who brought to life Nintendo legends like Mario, Link and Donkey Kong is preaching patience with the console, saying the Wii U, with its touchscreen controller that augments big-screen play, is so different that it will take time for people to understand its real value. Shigeru Miyamoto is Nintendo's most successful video game designer, creating some of the world's most popular franchises with "Donkey Kong," "Super Mario Bros.," "The Legend of Zelda" and "Pikmin" before eventually turning his attention to the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS.

When Nintendo released its now-popular handheld

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- Donkey Kong portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
- Link portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
- Luigi portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
- Mario portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
- Miyamoto portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
- Nintendo portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
- Nintendo 3DS portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
- Nintendo Wii U portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
- Nintendos DS portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
- Pikmin portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
- Shigeru Miyamoto portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
- Super Mario Bros. portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
- The Legend of Zelda portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
- Wii U portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
- Zelda portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
Answer: Nintendos DS portable gaming system in 2004, lots of early reviews predicted it would fail.
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The Ministry of Defence are to order £228million of super missiles to protect the Falklands as Argentina seeks to bolster its air force, it has been reported. The British territory in the South Atlantic is currently protected by ageing Rapier missile batteries. Last month, it was reported that Argentina was looking to strengthen its air force by leasing attack jets from Russia. Scroll down for video A Future Local Area Air Defence System prepares for launch during trials. It has been reported that the Ministry of Defence are to buy this system to protect the Falkland Islands A computer generated image of what one of the missiles from a FLAADS launcher could look like. The Ministry of Defence say missiles from the system will be able to travel at 1,000 metres per second



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- Argentina has been a great asset, but it's time for a new system to counter further threats.'
- British has been a great asset, but it's time for a new system to counter further threats.'
- FLAADS has been a great asset, but it's time for a new system to counter further threats.'
- Falkland Islands has been a great asset, but it's time for a new system to counter further threats.'
- Falklands has been a great asset, but it's time for a new system to counter further threats.'
- Future Local Area Air Defence System has been a great asset, but it's time for a new system to counter further threats.'
- Ministry of Defence has been a great asset, but it's time for a new system to counter further threats.'
- MoD has been a great asset, but it's time for a new system to counter further threats.'
- Rapier has been a great asset, but it's time for a new system to counter further threats.'
- Russia has been a great asset, but it's time for a new system to counter further threats.'
- South Atlantic has been a great asset, but it's time for a new system to counter further threats.'
Answer: Rapier has been a great asset, but it's time for a new system to counter further threats.'
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A new report, backed by London mayor Boris Johnson, may make it easier for Australians to work and travel within the UK. The report, penned by Commonwealth Exchange's Tim Hewish, urges the British government to rethink their immigration laws when it comes to Australia and New Zealand, by creating a 'bilateral mobility zone' between the countries. The report encourages a system similar to Australia's Trans-Tasman Travel Arrangement (TTTA) with New Zealand, which allows free movement between both countries. Scroll down for video A new report, backed by London mayor Boris Johnson, may make it easier for Australians to work and travel within the UK

The

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- Australia would be a starting point for the UK to build a fair and reasonable regime with Australia.
- Australians would be a starting point for the UK to build a fair and reasonable regime with Australia.
- Boris Johnson would be a starting point for the UK to build a fair and reasonable regime with Australia.
- British would be a starting point for the UK to build a fair and reasonable regime with Australia.
- Commonwealth Exchange would be a starting point for the UK to build a fair and reasonable regime with Australia.
- London would be a starting point for the UK to build a fair and reasonable regime with Australia.
- New Zealand would be a starting point for the UK to build a fair and reasonable regime with Australia.
- TTTA would be a starting point for the UK to build a fair and reasonable regime with Australia.
- Tim Hewish would be a starting point for the UK to build a fair and reasonable regime with Australia.
- Trans-Tasman Travel Arrangement would be a starting point for the UK to build a fair and reasonable regime with Australia.
- UK would be a starting point for the UK to build a fair and reasonable regime with Australia.
- Visa would be a starting point for the UK to build a fair and reasonable regime with Australia.
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assistant: TTTA would be a starting point for the UK to build a fair and reasonable regime with Australia.