
David Smith
Economics Editor at The Sunday Times
Writer at David Smith’s EconomicsUK.com
David Smith is economics editor of The Sunday Times. His website is https://t.co/S1s87CtFaP. His latest book is Something Will Turn Up.
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aol.co.uk | David SMith |David Smith
Half a century later, Richard Dreyfuss still won’t go in the water. “I have never done it, not since the film,” the Oscar-winning actor says, “because you’re totally aware of what you’re not aware of and you’re not aware of anything underneath.”Related: ‘Like sinking into a warm bath’: why Jaws is my feelgood movieThe film is Jaws, whose release 50 years ago on 20 June marked a turning point in both the history of cinema and public perception of sharks.
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yahoo.com | David SMith |David Smith
Local chefs will face off in a culinary showdown in the South Shore Food Bank's first "Food Fight" fundraiser on Saturday, June 21.
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patriotledger.com | David SMith |David Smith
The carnival is back: Nantasket Beach again a paragon of summer fun David R. SmithOperated by Rockwell Amusements, the carnival is open from 5-9 p.m. starting Wednesday, June 18, then also the same hours for Thursday, Friday and Sunday. The hours for Saturday, June 21 are 5-10 p.m.Unlimited ride wristbands are available daily for $35 per person and must be applied by ticket personnel at time of purchase. Individual ride tickets cost $1.50 each, with bulk pricing at 25 tickets for $25 or 40 for $40.
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capecodtimes.com | David SMith |David Smith
The trial has drawn large crowds, impacting local businesses and residents. Supporters of Read believe the investigation was flawed and that she is innocent. Floats and a marching band parading down High Street in front of Dedham Superior Court on June 16 would not have been out of place with the jovial atmosphere of the mostly pink-clad crowd loosely corralled behind barricades awaiting a verdict in the Karen Read murder retrial.
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