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A care worker admits placing oversized false teeth in a man's mouth and likening him to the racehorse Red Rum.
Youngster's former manager likens England's new recruit to Rio Ferdinand
Cardiff coach Dai Young likens Blues back Leigh Halfpenny to wing legend Shane Williams.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev likens the Georgian conflict to the 9/11 attacks in the US.
Comments likening a Jersey politician to a Nazi upset the island's Jewish community.
A policeman likens the actions of a firefighter who crashed into a motorist, to playing Russian roulette.
Taro Aso, the man who could be Japan's next prime minister, reportedly likens the opposition to the Nazis.
A leading scientist in charge of GM crop trials compares GM crop saboteurs to book-burners in Nazi Germany.
A combative striker for the "Steel Roses" - China's women's football team - Ma has been likened to a female Wayne Rooney, for her talent and temper.
A scientist predicts the impact of beetles on pine forests, which he likens to guests' behaviour at a party.
A Tory politician resigns from his assembly posts after likening Italians to "greasy wops" in a radio discussion on Euro 2008.
Some of the Sudanese government's behaviour in Darfur is compared to that of the Nazis by the ICC prosecutor.
Two PSCOs who were attacked by a mob in a park liken the youths to sharks at a feeding frenzy.
Actress Billie Piper likens her return to Doctor Who as Rose Tyler to "putting on an old dress".
A £6m lecture hall, which Prince Charles likened to a dustbin, wins a top RIBA architectural award.
Lord Laidlaw of Rothiemay has admitted to receiving treatment for "sex addiction" at a private clinic, likening it to alcohol dependency. But is it really?
A £6m lecture hall, which Prince Charles likened to a dustbin, has won a top architectural award.
A British MEP prompts controversy after being accused of likening new powers with some given to Hitler in 1933.
Gordon Brown is asked if he is "cut out for the job" of PM, and likened to Mr Bean, during heated Commons exchanges.
Conditions that some migrants the UK are forced to work under are likened to "a modern form of slave labour" by a union boss.
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