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Listen to Blackpool defender Williams

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By Simon Davies, Aled Williams
| Aol Verified
Marc Lloyd Williams rolled back the years as the Cymru Premier's all-time leading scorer by marking his comeback with a goal at the age of 53. Twelve years since he retired, Williams was among the scorers for Llanberis as they beat Amlwch Town 8-0 in the first qualifying round of the Welsh Cup. Williams played for several clubs in Welsh football's top-flight, most notably Bangor City, where he had five spells and won the Welsh Cup and Cymru Premier.
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Our age of anxiety: fear, unease and worry

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By David Baldwin, Nathan T. M. Huneke, Simon Davies
| Cambridge University Press & Assessment
The Age of Anxiety, a six-part alliterative poem by the British-American poet Wystan Hugh (W.H.) Auden, portrays the pressing quest to find personal substance and identity, in countering lost faith and existential dread in a post-bellum, rapidly changing, tumultuous world.Reference Auden1 It won the Pulitzer Prize in 1948 and was the principal inspiration for the similarly titled and unsettling second symphony of Leonard Bernstein, which premiered the following year.
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Mac wants to 'earn' place in Wrexham history

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By Simon Davies
| Yahoo Sports Australia Verified
They lined up by the door, as if waiting for a royal visit. Staff at the new Football Museum of Wales looked on proudly as a special visitor came to check on progress prior to the grand opening later this year. Of course, there is nothing regal about Rob Mac - the actor turned football club owner - but try telling the Wrexham public that.
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