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	Most controversial storylines of Coronation Street - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Coronation Street has covered a number of storylines that proved to be controversial with many viewers.
		Although the subject matter was very controversial, the storyline's execution taught many other women who had been in the same situation to tell the police, a loved one, or both, about their respective ordeals.
		The storyline in February 2003 saw a number of normally conspiracy-orientated street residents, urged on by his mother-in-law who survived the fire, suspect him of Maxine's murder, with Audrey challenging him at Maxine's funeral.
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	Coronation Street - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Coronation Street (commonly nicknamed Corrie, and to a lesser extent Coro St, Corra, CS, or even Corruption Street) is set in a fictional street in the fictional industrial town of Weatherfield which is based on Salford, now part of Greater Manchester (a Coronation Street does exist in Salford).
		Barlow entered the storyline as a young radical son, the elder of two brothers, epitomising the youth of 1960s Britain, where figures like the Beatles, the model Twiggy, the Rolling Stones and the Who were reshaping the concept of youthful rebellion.
		Coronation Street is also shown in many countries worldwide, being the centre of the TV schedule of Ireland's independent television station, TV3 Ireland (part-owned by Granada), which simulcasts it with ITV.
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	Coronation Street (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Coronation Street (nicknamed Corrie, or, less commonly, Corro or Corra) is set in a fictional street in the fictional industrial town of Weatherfield which is based on Salford, now part of Greater Manchester.
		The "Street" is based in a row of seven working class houses with a public house and corner shop at either end, built according to the storyline in 1902, and named after that year's big national event, the coronation of King Edward VII, hence Coronation Street.
		Barlow entered the storyline as the young radical son of a large family, epitomising the youth of 1960s Britain, where figures like the Beatles, the model Twiggy, the Rolling Stones and the Who were reshaping the concept of youthful rebellion.
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	Science Fair Projects - Coronation Street (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Coronation Street (nicknamed Corrie, or, less commonly, Coro or Corra) is set in a fictional street in the fictional industrial town of Weatherfield which is based on Salford, now part of Greater Manchester (a Coronation Street does exist in Salford).
		According to the storyline, the Street was built in 1902, and named after that year's big national event, the coronation of King Edward VII, hence Coronation Street.
		Coronation Street is also shown in many countries worldwide, being the centre of the TV schedule of Ireland's independent television station, TV3 (part-owned by Granada), which simulcasts it with ITV.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Coronation_Street (4371 words)

	Coronation Street: Encyclopedia topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Coronation Street (nicknamed Corrie, or, less commonly, Coro or Corra) is set in a fictional street in the fictional industrial town of Weatherfield which is based on Salford (Salford: :this article is about the city of salford in england....
		According to the storyline, the Street was built in 1902, and named after that year's big national event, the coronation of King Edward VII (Edward VII: King of England from 1901 to 1910; son of Victoria and Prince Albert; famous for his elegant sporting ways (1841-1910)), hence Coronation Street.
		Coronation Street is also shown in many countries worldwide, being the centre of the TV schedule of Ireland (Ireland: An island comprising the republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland) 's independent television station, TV3 (TV3: tv3 is a common name for television channels....
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	coronation street
		Coronation Street is Britain's long-running British soap opera, set in a fictional street in the fictional industrial town of Weatherfield which is based on Salford, near Manchester.
		The 'Street', 'Corrie' or 'Corro' as it is affectionately known, is based in a row of seven working class houses with a public house and corner shop at either end, built according to the storyline in 1902, and named after that year's big national event, the coronation of King Edward VII, hence Coronation Street.
		In 2002, one of the comedy storylines involved an notoriously homophobic loudmouth character, Les Battersby, whose wife has left him, taking in a male lodger, only to be informed by the local council (who owns his house) that in taking in a lodger he has broken his tenancy agreement and must move.
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	Coronation_Street (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		''Coronation Street'' (nicknamed ''Corrie'' or ''the street'', or, less commonly, ''Coro'' or ''Corra'' and even ''Corruption Street'') is set in a fictional street in the fictional industrial town of ''Weatherfield'' which is based on Salford, now part of Greater Manchester (a Coronation Street does exist in Salford).
		Her oldest son Nicholas (born 1980, played by Adam Rickitt) was involved in several major storylines, including a gay kiss with Todd Grimshaw and a marriage at the age of 17 to Leanne Battersby.
		Alan Bradley was hit and killed by a Blackpool tram on December 8, 1989, holding the record for the highest rated Coronation Street episode ever (26.93 million viewers).
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	Results for Coronation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Queen Elizabeth II is crowned at a coronation ceremony in Westminster Abbey in London.
		Coronation Street (commonly nicknamed Corrie, and to a lesser extent Coro St,...
		Coronation Street can be seen on ITV1 on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and...
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	CORONATION STREET FACTS AND INFORMATION
		Coronation Street can be seen on ITV1 on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 19.30.
		The Rovers is also notorious for its share of diasasters: March 7, 1979 saw a lorry crash into it, and a fire, which was the result of a fuse box explosion burned it down on June 18, 1986.
		By the early 21st century, however, the roles had been reversed, with a revamped ''Coronation Street'' praised for its strong characters, brilliant comic set-pieces, and universally praised quality of writing.
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	Coronation - Modern History Sourcebook: Count von Moltke: The Coronation of (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Coronation Street is a soap opera shown four times a week in the United Kingdom.
		Coronation Street is the most popular soap opera in Britain.
		The Programme for the celebrations in Wivenhoe of the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on May 12th, 1937.
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	Coronation Street (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Corrie most definitely jumped the shark when some stupid loon decided to exhaust the show by increasing output from 3 to 4 episodes a week.
		Character-led storylines and gentle humour were sacrificed for ratings-boosting "controversial" storylines and in recent years the once stable cast turnover has gone through the roof.
		In the late nineties the producers decided to try for a younger audience so most of the storylines suddenly involved a lot of new and unlikable young people, and a lot of the beloved older characters were put out to pasture, usually in spectacular deaths, which were very atypical of Coronation Street.
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		The Coronation Street chat room, a lovely place to meet other fans and make friends from around the...
		One of the world's most popular soap operas, Coronation Street continues to be...
		One of the world's most popular soap operas, Coronation Street continues to be a huge hit with Canadian audiences.
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	Coronation Street producers
		Whilst he was writing for Coronation Street he also wrote several plays for BBC television and some adaptations for Granada.
		Leslie was already an established Coronation Street writer by the time he briefly took over as Producer in 1974.
		The new management team aimed to re-introduce "gentle storylines and humour" after deciding that The Street shouldn't try and compete with other soaps, and although the new team were in place at the turn of the year, they chose to wait until March 2002 - when their storylines aired - before being credited.
	www.corrie.net /profiles/staff/producers.html (1334 words)

	Most Beloved - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Most Beloved (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Most Beloved - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Most Beloved.
		Here you will find more informations about Most Beloved.
		Most Beloved (宠爱) is a Cantopop album by Leslie Cheung released in 1995 after a long personal struggle between deciding to make a comeback or to make good his retirement vow.
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	UK TV - Coronation Street to Cyrano De Bergerac (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Coronation Street is one of the longest running continuing drama series in the world.
		The focal point of the show has always been the Rovers Return the pub on the corner of Coronation Street and in the shows early years there was a snug bar where Ena and her two friends Martha Longhurst and Minnie Caldwell would hold court.
		In a final bizarre twist ending (reminiscent of a certain Dallas storyline) the entire revival since 2001 was revealed to be a dream with Brummie supermarket girl Angela Samson (Jane Asher) daydreaming the whole thing while working on a checkout - the staff of her hotel were revealed to be her supermarket co-workers and customers.
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	Coronation Street --阳光雨露-博客,媒体,百科查询
		Coronation Street (nicknamed Corrie, or, less commonly, Coro or Corra and even Corruption Street) is set in a fictional street in the fictional industrial town of Weatherfield which is based on
		was one of the most-watched episodes of all time; in the episode, Hilda Ogden left the Street to be a char to her doctor in the country.
		Coronation Street is also shown in many countries worldwide, being the centre of the TV schedule of
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		The only one with qualms is Aunt Pittypat, but she lacked the courage to turn him away.
		Rhett's opinions were definitely thought-provoking, however controversial during the time.
		Scarlett basically saw him for what he was, while Melanie thought he was lonely and in need of a wife.
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	Details Coronation Street Character Bet Lynch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ironically Drinkel's Coronation Street character, Bob, has a seedy secret Bet Lynch was shocked when he saw Jack playing Romeo on tape and alerted Vera.
		She was a Coronation Street favourite for a quarter of earrings of pub landlady Bet Lynch.
		British soap opera Coronation Street; in the story, the pub was gutted with owner Bet Lynch (Julie License (see Copyrights for details).
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		Rhett becomes a regular visitor to the Hamilton house.
		AP - Here is the list of the most popular baby names for 2004, based on applications for Social Security cards.
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	Coronation Street - Psychology Central (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The serial began on 9 December 1960 and was not initially a critical success.
		Corrie Commentary (weekly updates by real northerner Frank)
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