Robert Liebman

In pre-internet days, Robert profiled performers such as "sex goddess" Raquel Welch and actor Robert Redford. Websites links are not available; full text versions are provided instead. See the Culture page.

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"Brawling is as British as shepherd's pie. Murder isn't."

As Mexico City prepared to host the 1986 World Cup, attention focussed on British soccer fans. A year earlier, 39 Italian spectators were killed after Liverpool supporters rioted at a match in Brussels.

Soccer violence mirrored widespread brawling in British streets, according to Robert's analysis, published in the Sports section of the New York Times.

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When buyers were scarce (even for stunning homes), sellers were increasingly "open to offers."

How low can you go? The Independent, 17 November 2004

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