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The Oregon Ducks once again looked like a dominant team in Week 4 of the season, blowing out Oregon State 41-7 in the 129th Civil War, completely shutting down the Beavers' offense after the first ...

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Immigration has pushed the UK population to a record 69.3million with numbers rising by more than three–quarters of a million over 12 months. New figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) ...