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                    [Title] => Discovery Channel on fast lane with One Car Too Far
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Queen Elizabeth II led a solemn annual ceremony to honor the country's war dead on yesterday, as her grandson Prince William flew out to Afghanistan to meet with troops and attend a memorial service there.

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