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		<title>I knew there was something spooky about St Anne's Home</title>
		<description>They keep &lt;a href=&quot;http://www.hackneygazette.co.uk/content/hackney/gazette/news/story.aspx?brand=HKYGOnline&amp;category=news&amp;tBrand=northlondon24&amp;tCategory=newshkyg&amp;itemid=WeED16%20Mar%202005%2013%3A04%3A00%3A440&quot;&gt;the bones of dead nuns&lt;/a&gt; there!</description>
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		<title>St Anne's Home</title>
		<description>St who? Home from where? St Anne's Home is a huge institution of some kind right near our house, and we're not sure what it is. Rumour is it's a nunnery or something, but you never see anyone in there moving about, so possibly it's some sort of retir... </description>
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