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“Be nice to people and don’t tell unnecessary lies,” he wrote. His words were shared over a still of Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck in the 1953 romantic comedy Roman Holiday.

An 80-year-old man has told police he was “wrong” to drive down Rome’s famed Spanish Steps, after firefighters had to recover his vehicle from the landmark in the early hours of Tuesday.

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His ugly first month as a Yankee, when Bellinger’s OPS wallowed under .600, appears to be nothing more than a memory — and a product of his putting pressure on himself after becoming a Yankee.

The ugly laws, however, also had a positive outcome. Disability advocates in the 1970s used the laws as a shocking example of discrimination that demonstrated their need for civil rights protections.