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Tom Quinn

  • Research Associate, The Research Bureau
Somerville
As seen in: Fabulous, The Conversation, HuffPost UK, New Zealand Herald, International Business Times (U.K.), The Epoch Times, Yahoo, The National Interest, Primary Care Optometry News, woman&home and
Writer/researcher (sorry, Worcester). Former @wrrbureau, @worcestermag

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Art in the shadows: Graffiti

Art in the shadows: Graffiti

If you're a good graffiti artist, no one will ever know your name. The only names people read about for the u…

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Knock, Knock: Going door to door in Worcester

Knock, Knock: Going door to door in Worcester

A Mormon, a Girl Scout and a politician walk into a bar ... Wait, that can't be right. Mormon religious edict…

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Articles

Meghan's 'final straw' revealed

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By Tom Quinn
| starsalert.com
stage stars Gillette ‘Ready or Not: Here I Come’ Trailer Sets the Stage for an Even Bigger Game of Hide and Seek Samara Weaving wasn’t quite welcome into the family in the first “Ready or Not” movie … but its sequel, “Ready or Not: Here I Come,” remains a family affair.That’s because in the new trailer for the Searchlight Pictures horror sequel out Wednesday, Weaving’s Grace must survive an even bigger game of hide and seek — this time, while also protecting her little sister, Kathryn...
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“We were just playing with death.” Inside a South African town, poisoned by asbestos

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By Tom Quinn
| confrontpower.org
The asbestos industry left the South African town of Mafefe over 40 years ago, but its residents continue facing asbestos-related illness and deaths, while the government evades compensating victims’ families and stalls on cleaning up the remaining contamination. A former mining town There were once many asbestos mines across South Africa. But when dozens of countries banned the cancer-causing mineral, the market for South African asbestos collapsed. The last mine closed in 2002.
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Yes, Ma’am

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By Tom Quinn
| Biteback Publishing
What really makes the royal family tick? It’s a question that royal watchers have pondered for as long as the monarchy has existed. And who better to ask than the army of servants and staff past and present who feed and clothe the royals, organise their days, polish their shoes, carry the deer and pheasants they shoot and even put the toothpaste on their toothbrushes?
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