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Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Moammar Gadhafi's military machine pounded the western city of Misrata again Tuesday as France and Britain called for beefed-up NATO airstrikes to stop such attacks on the Libyan people. Witnesses reported heavy shelling in central Misrata, besieged for weeks and the scene of some of the worst fighting in the Libyan conflict. At least 10 people were killed and 30 others wounded in the heavy shelling, a doctor operating in two central clinics told CNN. The doctor, identified only as Dr. Hakim for safety reasons, said medical teams are exhausted from treating the wounded. Rebel fighter Moaath al-Misrati told CNN the shelling came after rebels killed several of Gadhafi's snipers. "We are expecting a ground offensive by the Gadhafi forces any time now," he said.

Meanwhile,

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- Britain's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.
- CNN's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.
- France's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.
- Gadhafi's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.
- Hakim's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.
- Koussa's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.
- Libya's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.
- Libyan's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.
- Misrata's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.
- Moaath al-Misrati's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.
- Moammar Gadhafi's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.
- NATO's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.
- Qatar's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.
- Tripoli's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.
Answer: Libya's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.
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By Lucy Crossley PUBLISHED: 06:10 EST, 2 February 2014 | UPDATED: 11:29 EST, 2 February 2014 This is the British mother facing three years in a Dubai prison in after she was accused of abducting her own three-year-old son in an acrimonious custody battle with her ex-husband. Afsana Lachaux, 46, from London, is facing charges of kidnapping her toddler Louis after officials in the United Arab Emirates said she had failed to turn up to a pre-arranged access visit. However, the mother-of-three said she had not attended because her former husband Bruno Lachaux, who was awarded custody of the boy by a Dubai court, had threatened to kill her on their last meeting.

Mrs Lachaux was a senior civil servant in east

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- Afsana Lachaux before moving to the UAE in 2010, shortly after she married her former partner, a 38-year-old aviation engineer.
- British before moving to the UAE in 2010, shortly after she married her former partner, a 38-year-old aviation engineer.
- Bruno Lachaux before moving to the UAE in 2010, shortly after she married her former partner, a 38-year-old aviation engineer.
- Dubai before moving to the UAE in 2010, shortly after she married her former partner, a 38-year-old aviation engineer.
- Frenchman before moving to the UAE in 2010, shortly after she married her former partner, a 38-year-old aviation engineer.
- Lachaux before moving to the UAE in 2010, shortly after she married her former partner, a 38-year-old aviation engineer.
- London before moving to the UAE in 2010, shortly after she married her former partner, a 38-year-old aviation engineer.
- Louis before moving to the UAE in 2010, shortly after she married her former partner, a 38-year-old aviation engineer.
- Lucy Crossley before moving to the UAE in 2010, shortly after she married her former partner, a 38-year-old aviation engineer.
- UAE before moving to the UAE in 2010, shortly after she married her former partner, a 38-year-old aviation engineer.
- UK before moving to the UAE in 2010, shortly after she married her former partner, a 38-year-old aviation engineer.
- UPDATED before moving to the UAE in 2010, shortly after she married her former partner, a 38-year-old aviation engineer.
- United Arab Emirates before moving to the UAE in 2010, shortly after she married her former partner, a 38-year-old aviation engineer.
Answer: London before moving to the UAE in 2010, shortly after she married her former partner, a 38-year-old aviation engineer.
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By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 06:59 EST, 22 April 2013 | UPDATED: 08:45 EST, 22 April 2013 Manchester United is not the only Northern dynasty which dominates its field - the University of Manchester is equally triumphant when it comes to quizzes. The institution has won three of the past 11 editions of University Challenge, and tonight it competes in the semi-final of the tournament in a bid to land yet another title. But Manchester's success is not just a fluke - many attribute the university's dominance to its long-serving coach, who is known as the 'Alex Ferguson of the quiz world' in homage to his track record.

Stephen Pearson, a former contestant in his own student days, has been training the

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- Alex Ferguson whizkids for a decade and a half.
- BBC2 whizkids for a decade and a half.
- Bangor whizkids for a decade and a half.
- Hugo Gye whizkids for a decade and a half.
- Manchester whizkids for a decade and a half.
- Manchester United whizkids for a decade and a half.
- Northern whizkids for a decade and a half.
- Stephen Pearson whizkids for a decade and a half.
- University Challenge whizkids for a decade and a half.
- University of Manchester whizkids for a decade and a half.
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Manchester whizkids for a decade and a half.