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BBC

British  

abbreviation

  1. British Broadcasting Corporation

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In 2012, Giménez, then 81, told BBC News that church members had "always repaired everything here", and that she had permission from the local priest to do so.

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When the BBC visited in November, workers were busy knocking down a decrepit old barn, one of many that dot the Appalachian landscape.

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In the days after the shooting, the Philippines immigration bureau told the BBC that the father had entered the country using an Indian passport while his son used an Australian passport.

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According to CBS News, the BBC's US partner, the child was being held in her left arm.

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"When you sit in a sauna and work up a sweat, you may feel looser, freer, a bit more mobile and your aches and pains may resolve themselves a bit," Dr Massey tells BBC's What's Up Docs podcast.

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