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<title>Past notes: The call for a &#34;spiritual renewal&#34;</title>
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The call for &#8220;spiritual renewal&#8221; by the Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans 
provokes more concern than hope among those struggling to preserve the 
fragile unity of the Church of England, whose General Synod is meeting in 
York this weekend. Supported by five bishops, the new grouping of 
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of women bishops and the blessing of gay partnerships.	
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They are closing the casinos in Russia. This week&#8217;s implementation of Vladimir 
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wheel and the slot machine will be permitted.	
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That no British woman tennis player has survived more than a couple of matches 
at Wimbledon this year must come as little surprise.	
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The Prince of Wales has done it again. Hundreds of locals campaigned against 
the erection of uncompromisingly modern buildings opposite Sir Christopher 
Wren&#8217;s Royal Hospital in Chelsea. Yet it was the Prince&#8217;s appeal to the 
site&#8217;s Qatari owners that is credited with ensuring the withdrawal of the 
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