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New York Times' SAM BORDEN: "There's a real British feeling of accomplishment when the Metropolitan Line train you are on whizzes past the sluggish Jubilee Line train."

U.K. Sports Minister HELEN GRANT: "Best of luck to women in today’s Rugby World Cup final! "

BBC's JENNIE GOW: "Oh when I think of the amazing grids British F3 used to get its almost heartbreaking to see it now. What can be done though?"

The AP's ROB HARRIS: "Wenger congratulates Palace goalkeeper Speroni on the "art" of timewasting just enough while avoiding a yellow card"

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