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It means the people cast have said they'll be in it, but they're not firmly committed yet because it's so far away, so things might change.

A patient arrives on foot at A&E (emergency room) suffering from memory loss, extreme mental confusion, anxiety and agitation. He causes a major disturbance at reception, shouting and growing aggressive. How do staff respond?

Mine's a thriller - my first attempt at this genre.

a) Everybody dies. b) Villain dies/is exorcised/whatever. c) Villain dies...or does he? d) Something else...

There is a pair of foxes locally, who we sometimes see even in broad daylight. Would it be safe to keep chickens? Would I ever be able to let them outside?

Why do so many of you think I'm complaining? It's just a question - I want your opinions. Actually I'm finding all this masculist stuff very interesting - I hadn't heard those arguments before!

There's a bit of a long story to this... For the past couple of weeks he's been reeeeally hungry, begging for more food all the time and trying to get the family's food. We realised we'd been giving him too many treats so we stopped treating him except once a day and stopped giving him any...

It's just that TOO MANY calories are bad. Everyone likes eating food, but most people don't want to get too many calories, so low-calorie foods are helpful. I've lost a lot of weight by limiting my daily calories to around 16-1700, and that's involved finding plenty of low-calorie snacks to make...

It's just that TOO MANY calories are bad. Everyone likes eating food, but most people don't want to get too many calories, so low-calorie foods are helpful. I've lost a lot of weight by limiting my daily calories to around 16-1700, and that's involved finding plenty of low-calorie snacks to make...