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Kristin Cavallari has joined the ranks of celebrity couples taking the lid off their seemingly perfect relationships, and we're here for it.
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Removing the top tin is effortless compared to taking the lid off a cobbler-style shaker which tend to get stuck or freeze shut.
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Then the tape recorder is put inside a teapot, which sits on top of the piano, and the performer manipulates the teapot during the playback, taking the lid off slowly for the wah-wah effect, and putting it back on.
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"Taking the lid off the hornet's nest involves him in considerable danger as blackmails, beatings, attempted rape and further murders wrestle for screentime before the long and-overcomplicated drama grinds to a close." Clinch, Minty, "Burt Lancaster", Stein and Day, New York, 1984, Library of Congress card number 84-40625, , page 147. The murdered student turns out to be the daughter of Senator Clayborne (Morgan Woodward), who subsequently receives blackmail letters over his daughter Natalie's confession to her campus psychiatric department counselor about an incestuous relationship with her father. Incriminating cassette tapes of the account have fallen into the hands of the blackmailers.
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It was while he was at DPA that Stephan came across a book titled The Jackboot in Ireland by Sean O'Callaghan (1958) that dealt with the career of Hermann Görtzhe, a German spy in Britain and Ireland during the Second World War. He found the book to be full of errors and resolved to write a more accurate account despite most of the official records of the period being closed, meaning that he relied heavily on personal interviews with witnesses. The resulting book, Geheimauftrag Irland: Deutsche Agenten im Irischen Untergrundkampf 1939-1945, was published in 1961 and was the first survey of the activity of Nazi spies in the Republic of Ireland before and during the Second World War. In the words of John P. Duggan, Stephan did "the spade work in taking the lid off the spies story".Duggan, John P. (1989) Neutral Ireland and the Third Reich. Dublin: Lilliput Press. p. 157.
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