She took on other ambitious roles, not as persuasively perhaps, but they were brave choices nonetheless: the Nazi hunter Beate Klarsfeld in a 1986 television movie, the heiress Barbara Hutton a year later, and in 1989, the wartime photojournalist Margaret Bourke-White, noted The New York Times
In 1928, a Frenchman named Charles Sauria made a match of white phosphorous, a very combustible substance that often would ignite on its own
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For 13 weeks, participants were asked to use their cessation aids, and followed up with researchers six months later