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Swimming's European governing body (LEN) said that Bree had registered an adverse finding for levmethamfetamine.
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"It has to do with the fact that these are relatively modern kingdoms, " says Mr Van Bree.
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Dynes, 41, from Bree in Castleblayney, and Sheridan, 36 from Avanmore, Blackwatertown told police they were not planning to use the weapons.
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Her video blogs, posted to the popular video sharing site, appeared to chart the troubled life of a teenage girl called Bree.
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The new novella is told from the point of view of Bree, a character originally featured in the third Twilight book, Eclipse.
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The Short Second Life Of Bree Tanner will go on sale in shops on 5 June and be made available online days later.
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Dynes, 41, from Bree, Castleblayney, County Monaghan, was driving the vehicle and Cavlan, from Circular Road, Dungannon, County Tyrone, was sitting in the passenger seat.
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US-based Bree is the only Irish swimmer to have so far qualified for this year's Olympics but his place in Beijing is now in doubt.
BBC: Inhaler caused Bree positive test
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It added that Bree "abhors the use of performance enhancing drugs".
BBC: Inhaler caused Bree positive test
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Ireland's Michael Williamson clocked 1:02.23 in the morning heats of the 100m breaststroke which was a personal best and he will look forward to joining Bree in Sunday's longer event.
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That kingdom included modern-day Belgium, and while the Belgians were Catholics, the Dutch were Protestants, raising the "problem of who would put the crown on the king's head", explains Mr van Bree.
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The tradition of not crowning the monarch dates from 1815, when Willem I became the monarch of the newly created Kingdom of the Netherlands, says Han van Bree, a historian who specialises in the Dutch royal family.
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