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  • Not widely known today, Thomas Dawes was a significant figure in the history of the architecture of colonial and Federal America.
  • The Cut at Dawesville is producing big herring, a few skippy, whiting and tarwhine.
  • Federalist Thomas Dawes understood why "some gentlemen have said, that Congress may draw their revenue wholly by direct taxes."
  • Four years ago in Barcelona, a team that included Miller, Dawes and Strug took the team bronze.
  • Is Bland willing?" asked Dawes, looking round, as if to seek some method of escape from the glare of those unspeculative eyes. For the term of his natural life
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  • Mrs Dawes, 40, of Chandler's Ford, said: ‘She was always winning at bingo, she was very jammy like that.’
  • The trip also confirmed that a modern touring bike, such as a Galaxy Dawes with 36 gears, can get you up some seemingly impossible hills just as long as you keep pedalling.
  • Looking back, I'm glad I took that red-eye from Seattle just a few painful hours after I'd deplaned and disembarked from Juneau where I'd kayaked among calving Dawes Glacier 24-hours before. Crai S. Bower: Sure, Montreal has a Festival Culture, but Prince Still Blows Minds
  • Already angered, Dawes becomes furious all the more when Clara calls Paul on the telephone.
  • Using the nom de theatre Hilda Rohan, Mrs. Dawes had separated from her husband and had subsequently co-habited with Henderson, resulting in the birth of Alexander Olaf Henderson. Archive 2010-02-01
  • This plan, created by Charles Dawes, an American, set realistic targets for German reparation payments.
  • Dawes was ruled out because he was himself in hospital at the time recovering from a murder attempt. LEFT, RIGHT AND CENTRE
  • With the publishing success in France of her novel The Season of Lillian Dawes (Sous le charme de Lillian Dawes), they were bringing out her first novel, Private Altars (which will be called Sanctuaires Ardents here), this fall. Beth Arnold: Letter From Paris: On Location -- Liwan
  • Matt Lucas's George Dawes gave us many a hilarious moment - including making the consumption of jacket potatoes a poignant and romantic pursuit - but his corpsing while attempting to shout the word "peanuts" to a jaunty organ while dressed in figure hugging tracksuit was his finest minute. The Guardian World News
  • The Dawes Act not only severely restricted communal lands and traditional cultural patterns, it opened up huge tracts of native lands to white settlement and exploitation.
  • Mr. and Mrs. Dawes were the acting master and matron, and they were not universally popular.
  • Dawes has recently canvassed members of the New Zealand Society of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery for their opinion about whom to screen and how to screen when a vestibular schwannoma is suspected.
  • Dawes's hope is that a variety of programs will help ‘all poets in the state see themselves as co-partners in the work of the Poetry Initiative.’
  • Dawes has also had some success in his restless search for his true identity.
  • Before I sign off, here's a short word about the saddle on my Galaxy Dawes bike: "Ouch".
  • The Dawes Plan adjusted reparation payments, and France withdrew from the Ruhr.
  • Gen. Charles G. Dawes emerged as the nominee.
  • I particularly remember a poem which was very derivative of English poetry called ‘Fugue’ by Neville Dawes, a Jamaican novelist and poet.

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