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3 pointsSir Rudolph Agnew, former Chief Executive and Chairman of Consolidated Gold Fields, death notice: https://announcements.telegraph.co.uk/marketplace/advert/agnew-notices_53586 The company played a key role in ending apartheid in South Africa.
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2 pointsCatching up is a lot easier for me once Bennett and Alagiah are out of the way. Main Deathlist to be added after I'm done. Tony Bennett Doorslammer 9+1 thadee 4+1 jonnythegamemaster 5+1 polar duck 2+1 gcreptile 17+1 philip 8+1 Grimgrass 10+1 _floydylan_ 7+1 Nick 10+1 Johnnas 3+1 Zsa Zsa's leg 8+1 Death Duke 3+1 Murdoc 5+1 Brad252 4+1 Hell 9+1 The Daredevil 8+1 The Old Crem 7+1 Thatcher 7+1 BuffaloPhil 8+1 tracy 11+1 Redrumours 3+1 wannamaker 9+1 TQR 5+1 MortalCaso 9+1 Etushipushingupdaisies 6+1 markb4 10+1 LWCZ 6+1 WEP 6+1 Torva Messor 5+1 earl 5+1 ladyfiona 2+1 dimreaper 9+1 Dying Probably 6+1 Khthonia 3+1 Charles De Gaulle 6+1 Clarence 7+1 LizLemon 6+1 six feet blunder 7+1 Bibliogryphon 5+1 TheSpinosaurus 6+1 ThereWillBeDeaths7 7+1 Summer in Transylvania 8+1 George Alagiah markb4 11+1 DeathBecomesThem 11+1 WEP 7+1 Torva Messor 6+1 ladyfiona 3+1 Steve 4+1 dimreaper 10+1 Khthonia 4+1 Charles De Gaulle 7+1 ThereWillBeDeaths7 8+1 When The 9+1 Doorslammer 10+1 Book 9+1 Salmon Mousse 13+1 jonnythegamemaster 6+1 Diego 10+1 gcreptile 18+1 philip 9+1 Nick 11+1 Death Duke 4+1 Murdoc 6+1 Brad252 5+1 Hell 10+1 MariNisia 6+1 MrShadrak 6+1 The Daredevil 9+1 The Old Crem 8+1 CaptainChorizo 11+1 John Key 5+1 BuffaloPhil 9+1 RedRumours 4+1 wannamaker 10+1 TQR 6+1 theoldlady 7+1 Windsor 7+1 Sinéad O'Connor Johnnas 4+1 Martin Walser Book 10+1 Federico Bahamontes earl 6+1 Doreen Mantle Death Duke 5+1 Pop_Zeus 3+1 Clarence Avant When The 10+1 Michael Parkinson Death Duke 6+1 Brad252 6+1 Pop_Zeus 4+1 Redrumours 5+1 TQR 7+1 markb4 12+1 dimreaper 11+1 six feet blunder 8+1 James L. Buckley BuffaloPhil 10+1 markb4 13+1 DeathBecomesThem 12+1 Al Quie MortalCaso 10+1 René Weller Book 11+1 Scoreboard: gcreptile 19/50 CaptainChorizo 12/50 diego 11/50 Salmon Mousse 14/50 Famous6Eva 8/50 Nick 12/50 Grimgrass 11/50 markb4 14/50 When The 11/50 dimreaper 12/50 Doorslammer 11/50 tracy 12/50 wannamaker 11/50 BuffaloPhil 11/50 DeathBecomesThem 13/50 Hell 11/50 Main Deathlist 7/50 theoldlady 8/50 philip 10/50 Book 12/50 Summer in Transylvania 9/50 MrShadrak 7/50 The Daredevil 10/50 WEP 8/50 MortalCaso 11/50 Dying Probably 7/50 Joltin Joe 8/50 The Old Crem 9/50 Windsor 8/50 MariNisia 7/50 WinterCake 6/50 Charles De Gaulle 8/50 TheSpinosaurus 7/50 Murdoc 7/50 Thatcher 8/50 Etushispushingupdaisies 7/50 Zsa Zsa's leg 9/50 LizLemon 7/50 six feet blunder 9/50 _floydylan_ 8/50 Clarence 8/50 Steve 5/50 Torva Messor 7/50 ThereWillBeDeaths7 9/50 earl 7/50 Brad252 7/50 LWCZ 7/50 Bibliogryphon 6/50 TQR 8/50 Gooseberry Crumble 3/50 Johnnas 5/50 Pop_Zeus 5/50 jonnythegamemaster 7/50 Redrumours 6/50 thadee 5/50 John Key 6/50 polar duck 3/50 Death Duke 7/50 ladyfiona 4/50 Khthonia 5/50 TheKestrelofDoom 2/50
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2 pointsUrbain Le Verrier died on this day 146 years ago, aged 66. - Le Verrier was initially interested in chemistry before becoming an astronomer, and would be the director of the Paris Observatory from 1854 to 1870, and from 1873 to his death in 1877. - Le Verrier would study the orbits of comets, and was able to prove that some of their orbits were slightly altered after getting too close to Jupiter's gravitational field. - Le Verrier's most famous discovery was being one of the co-discoverers of Neptune, and he was able to pinpoint its location by using mathematics to explain perturbations in Uranus' orbit. Neptune was found within one astronomical degree of Le Verrier's predicted location. - Le Verrier would attempt to use the same mathematic formula to find a planet closer to the Sun than Mercury- it is now known that there are no planets closer, and Mercury's orbital aberrations were proven through the theory of general relativity. - Le Verrier's tombstone features a large sphere featuring the Zodiac atop it:
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2 pointsSir Richard Houldsworth, 5th Baronet of the Houldsworth baronets death notice: https://announcements.telegraph.co.uk/marketplace/advert/houldsworth-notices_53610 Heir apparent is Simon Houldsworth (b. 1971).
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2 pointsLongtime Italian politician Giorgio Napolitano is the next hit here. He practically did everything in Italian politics: Deputy, President of the Chamber of Deputies, MEP, Minister of the Interior, Senator for Life, and President. His death completes the trifecta of Italian electoral deadpool picks, following the deaths of Berlusconi & Forlani. He is by far the most popular hit in the pool, giving points to 12 users. @theoldlady, @chilean way, @tracy, @P94, @Thatcher, and @Hell all get their first points of the game, leaving 2 users still at 0 points. @diego is now in second place, while @MariNisia and @The Old Crem share the number 3 spot. @DeathBecomesThem is still at the top, but only 1 point separates first from second place.
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2 pointshttps://www.cartercenter.org/news/pr/2023/jimmy-carter-99.html If they're announcing events for his birthday on Oct. 1, his situation probably isn't as dire as his grandson has made it out to be. I say he'll go between mid October and the end of December.
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2 pointsI am sure he is not in a building other then his home. Hospice care is not just hospitalizatioin. Hospice care are nurses coming to your home to keep tabs on you and make sure your meds are right and to make sure you are comfortable. A lot of time, Hospice Care is for the Family. As in my case with my sister, I was awaiting the Hospice crew every day so I knew that I was doing the job correctly. I am sure no one is waiting for a bed.
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1 pointhttps://www.corriere.it/politica/23_settembre_22/giorgio-napolitano-morto-780f077e-0a94-11ee-aff7-94c1a02412bf.shtml
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1 pointOne for the main list in time. Controversial household name political figure feels perfect for the death-list.
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1 pointYeah he is at home.Longest I have known anyone be on hospice care is 20 months and they only died because they contracted the Norovirus not because of their terminal illness per say. I doubt he is on a hospice program that provides general palliative services at home.More likely he has his own private nurses and Doctors.These probably even cared for him and Rosalyn before he was put under hospice care.
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1 pointIt seems to be said often, but grandson says both are approaching end of their lives.
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1 point@La Faucheusere: Make a list of 20 names + 3 subs who could die between 1st of October 2022 and 1st of October 2023. @Lafaucheuse Are you going to do this game again after this one has been completed? I think it is a good game.
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1 pointBilly Emerson, Frederic Forrest, John Goodenough, and Tony Bennett are hits for me.
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1 pointAustralian footballer John Barrett (wiki) reportedly dead at 94.
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1 point@John Key British journalist Ann Leslie is a 'hit' for me in this pool. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/obituaries/2023/06/27/dame-ann-leslie-obituary-daily-mail-fleet-street-war/
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1 pointI forgot I was in this pool for a hot minute but I just went through who I posted on page 2 (James Earl Jones moved to replace Pele and Morgan Freeman to replace Pope Benedict - if wrong then correct me). I found that I should be listed as having 3 correct deaths because Rolf Harris, Shoichiro Toyoda and Kenneth McAlpine have died. @John Key
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1 pointRobert H. Scarborough paid obit: https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/arlington-va/robert-scarborough-9093787
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