How To Use Newfoundland In A Sentence
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Newfoundland dog - the first one in those parts, which he "sicked" onto
The adventures of two Alabama boys,
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It''s the biggest thing to happen in The Land Cod Forgot since the invention of the pogey cheque - Newfoundland''s native son Brad Gushue will represent Canada in curling at the 2006 Olympics in Turin," he wrote.
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Well-preserved Late Cambrian radiolarian faunas were recovered from carbonate rocks of the Cow Head Group of the Great Northern Peninsula of the island of Newfoundland, Canada.
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Leif Ericsson driven off course to Newfoundland (which he called Vinland).
2. The High Postclassical Period, 1000-1500
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Once again, the Americans had essentially reassumed control of the airfield by operating the air traffic control system that extended southward from Thule to Newfoundland.
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The gentleman turned to a fine Newfoundland dog that stood near, looking up into his face.
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Dame Judy Dench, when asked by a British newspaper what she still wanted to accomplish in life, replied without skipping a beat: "The only thing I want to accomplish is to go back to Newfoundland.
My Canada - Today and Tomorrow
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The real villains he fingers as the Newfoundlanders, who waded into the auks' domains and ravaged them without mercy.
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Cook charted the coasts and seaways of Canada, the St Lawrence Channel and the coasts of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
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In Korea they're called hong hab hohng hop, "red shellfish", the same type that are around Newfoundland, and they were really cheap and easy to get when I first got here but I haven't seen them in quite a few months.
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In addition to square dancing and stepdancing, the Newfoundlanders will also be playing numerous instruments including fiddle, bagpipes, guitar, mandolin, banjo and button accordion.
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In later years, CN took over the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway and other small enterprises such as the Newfoundland Railway and absorbed it into the company.
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The Mummers Troupe went from agitprop to revivals of traditional Newfoundland mummers plays, and from there to documentary ‘people's histories’.
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And now we have Innu hunters shooting caribou in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Endangered Species Vs Cultural Tradition « Colleen Anderson
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Limestone, serpentine, and acidic rock types are extensive in western Newfoundland; peatlands, fens, and forest cover large areas.
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Data on a systemic boundary unconformity on the west Newfoundland shelf are more problematic.
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Every spring for over 100 years, Newfoundland men had gone sealing, aware of the dangers from ice floes and storms.
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Already there are genetic probes available to detect carriers of cystinuria in Newfoundland dogs; Von Willebrand's disease, a bleeding disorder, in poodles and Manchester terriers; and copper toxicosis in Bedlington terriers.
The Truth About Dogs
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Lake Ahquabi, where I did all my formative swimming and sunburning, may not have the romance of Cape Cod or the grandeur of the rockribbed coast of Maine, but then neither did it grab you by the legs and carry you off helplessly to Newfoundland.
I'm A Stranger Here Myself
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The southeastern portion of the island of Newfoundland, as may be seen by a glance at the map, may be well described by that expressive epithet of "nook-shotten," which in Shakspeare is applied to the mother-island of which it is a dependent.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 2, No. 14, December 1858
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I had started wearing flannel overshirts and even adopted some Newfoundland slang.
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Despite official discouragement of settlement, Newfoundland became de facto the first overseas British colony.
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Branches sealed in ice take on a glass-like fragility in Newfoundland. Reaching east into the Atlantic Ocean, the island faces harsh temperatures and deep snows throughout the winter.
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Newfoundland, perhaps more than the other Maritime Provinces, is overwhelmed with the nautical spirit.
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Hi, there, " Jack called. " Want an orange from Newfoundland? " And he tossed one to the boy.
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His psychological armor will make him seem more self-sufficient and stronger than the people he will meet in Newfoundland.
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The Newfoundlander thought the Frenchmen was telling him the berries’ name, so it became known as the bakeapple.
The Fruit Hunters
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At any rate, this was a very different form of petitioning from the individual women's petitioning examined above, emanating from an extended period of poor growing and fishing seasons — a combination of natural circumstances that brought high levels of distress to numerous Newfoundland communities and ignored gender in its impact.
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The film is dominated by the grays, whites, and browns of Newfoundland in the early spring.
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The resettlement of Newfoundland's rural outports is a familiar, if troubling, scene for many Newfoundlanders.
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A little before midnight on 14 April the Titanic, which was considered unsinkable, collided with an iceberg about 650 km south of Newfoundland.
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Meanwhile, as the Western Star reported yesterday (no link), the average wait for an MRI in Newfoundland is over one year.
Daimnation!: PC leadership candidiate Scott Brison
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She has often arranged visits or extended stays on location to immerse herself in a particular place, like Newfoundland, Tuscany, the Orkney Islands or Japan.
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Newfoundland, finally, became the tenth province after a plebiscite in 1948.
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Off any beaten path in Newfoundland are such remnants, gone but not necessarily forgotten.
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There are eleven furbearer species that are currently managed and trapped in Newfoundland and Labrador.
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He landed them on Newfoundland, then evidently decided to seek a more congenial site farther south.
The American Nation: A History of the United States to 1877
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The early Labrador dog did not originate in Labrador Canada, but descended from former dogs of Newfoundland, left there years before, by European fishermen and settlers.
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GRAND BANK, NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR -- (Marketwire - Feb. 11, 2010) - A Grand Bank, N.L. resident was ordered to pay a fine of $15,000 at a sentencing hearing in Newfoundland and Labrador provincial court in Grand Bank on February 8, 2010 for violating the federal Fisheries Act. Willoughby Bolt pleaded guilty to violating section 36 (3) of the Act.by releasing diesel fuel,
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On the debit side, Newfoundland gave up exclusive control of its offshore resources.
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The Newfoundland dog has a broader and more expressive visage, and a blunter nose than either of the dogs yet mentioned, the orbits of his eyes have more prominent superciliary ridges, the ears are broad, soft and pendulous, and the whole body is more robust, and covered with long, soft and glossy hair.
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It has a regional appeal that speaks to Newfoundlanders but also to a heroic struggle with the harsh Canadian environment, much in the way that Nanook of the North did a decade earlier.
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The technique gives the demographer something concrete to work with, for written records on men are much more readily available than those on women; but it certainly requires strenuous qualification if used in the Newfoundland context, for it mutes the matrilineal bridges and matrilocal/uxorilocal residence patterns that often predated patrilineal-patrilocal patterns in early settlement.
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The role of geochemistry in metallogeny: examples from Newfoundland, Australia, and Nunavut.
CROWDING OF AMERICA: NEXT ADDED 100 MILLION AMERICANS
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They had stop-overs in the Azores, Gander, Newfoundland and Boston, before they arrived in New York.
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In eastern Canada, landlocked salmon—or ouananiche, as they are called locally—are common in lakes of Quebec, on the island of Newfoundland, and in Labrador.
Trout and Salmon of North America
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•The breeds with the highest proportion of cardiovascular-related deaths were Newfoundland, Maltese, Chihuahua, Doberman pinscher and fox terrier.
Diseases that kill dogs tend to affect specific breeds
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His psychological armor will make him seem more self-sufficient and stronger than the people he will meet in Newfoundland.
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Equally at home in water or on land, the Newfoundland was large enough to pull in a drowning man or to break the ice to retrieve him.
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Great Britain consented that the fishery assigned to the French, beginning at Cape St. John, passing to North and descending on the Western coast of the Island of Newfoundland, should extend to the place called Cape Raye, situated in 47° 50 'lat. -- the French to enjoy this as they had the right to enjoy that which was assigned to them by Treaty of Utrecht.
The French Shore Question and Newfoundland
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Lord Baltimore purchased a plantation in Newfoundland in 1620, which he called Avalon, and quasi-royal authority was given him.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 3: Brownson-Clairvaux
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His father took the helm, while we two, assisted by a dog of the small Newfoundland breed, which Tom had taught to take a rope in his teeth, and be of no small service to two boys in bowsing on
Jacob Faithful
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Newfoundland fishermen originally perfected the breed to help bring in cod lines.
How To Turn Your Pup Into a Boat Dog
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This short film looks at the demise of the fishing industry both in Newfoundland and Ireland and is described as a very moving artistic documentary.
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Honoured guests, ladies and gentlemen: After World War 11 the citizens of Newfoundland were in agonized indecision as to their future course: whether to continue the Commission Government, "go it alone" as a separate country, or become Canada's tenth province.
Principles and Approaches
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British Government transferred to Canada all its rights and claims over the islands in the Arctic Archipelago and all other British territory in North America save Newfoundland and its strip of Labrador.
The Canadian Dominion; a chronicle of our northern neighbor
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JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND: A helicopter carrying 18 people on its way today to an offshore oil platform ditched in the Atlantic Ocean off Newfoundland, an official said.
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From chamber choirs to traditional balladeers, Newfoundland musicians are confidently rooted in local culture
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Jukes, in his "Excursions in and about Newfoundland," says, "A thin, short-haired black dog, belonging to George Harvey, came off to us to-day; this animal was of a breed very different from what we understand by the term Newfoundland dog in England.
Anecdotes of Dogs
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He stressed it was vital to avoid repeating the Canadian experience when years of overfishing exhausted cod stocks in the Grand Banks off Newfoundland.
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Gordon Handcock uses this method in his examination of English migrations to and settlement in Newfoundland. 42 But this technique has a patrilineal-patrilocal bias that does not accommodate alternative forms of continuities in early community formation in Newfoundland.
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Carew's restless disposition took him to Newfoundland, and on his return he successfully played the parts of a nonjuring clergyman, dispossessed of his living for conscience 'sake; a Quaker -- here is a good example of his wonderful gift -- in an assembly of Quakers; a ruined miller; a rat-catcher; and, having borrowed three children from a tinker, a
Devon, Its Moorlands, Streams and Coasts
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The schooners make three trips to the banks of Newfoundland in a season; the first, or spring cargo, are large, thick fish, which, after being properly salted and dried, are kept alternately above and under ground, till they become so mellow as to be denominated _dumb fish_.
Travels in the United States of America Commencing in the Year 1793, and Ending in 1797. With the Author's Journals of his Two Voyages Across the Atlantic.
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Newfoundlanders ask why gasoline can be transported interprovincially in road tankers, and natural gas can travel the TransCanada PipeLine, but electricity can't move interprovincially without the provinces' consent.
Plus ca change: 1987 version
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Her comments come on the eve of the biggest seal cull in Newfoundland for decades.
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His first voyage was to survey the coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador.
A BOOK OF LANDS AND PEOPLES
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The average earned income in Newfoundland is only fifty-three per cent of the Canadian average.
The Future Prospects of Canada's Newest Province
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But fear not, Danny Williams, because Jack Layton has promised an accord with Newfoundland worth as much as $10 billion in retroactive equalization payments.
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* A "swiler" is the old Newfoundlander's term for a seal hunter who "goes out to the ice.
Political Affairs Magazine
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Was my great-uncle Brendan related to St. Brendan, the intrepid Irish monk who may have sailed to Newfoundland in the eighth century?
Tracing My Roots and Coming Up With Dirt
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When the supply of rorquals on their side of the ocean seemed to be running low, the Norwegians crossed the ocean to Newfoundland…
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Great Britain, Newfoundland has little direct trade with Canada, and moreover enjoys a virtual monopoly of one particular commodity, namely codfish, by which it manages to support its small population.
Against Home Rule (1912) The Case for the Union
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There was much satisfaction in these stories: at last, the Newfoundlanders had found a vessel for the jibes that had taunted them for years.
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After conferring with flight controllers and three doctors who happened to be on board, the pilot decided to land in Newfoundland's capital.
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The subject of the pieces, barring studio sketches and a few paintings, is Newfoundland life.
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These days the Newfoundland ecosystem is being altered by over browsing from the more than 750,000 moose that call the Rock home.
Trivia: Newfoundland boasts some of the best moose hunting in North America.Are moose a native species to the "Rock"?
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Power was one of several "strolling priests" whom O Donel had tried to dislodge from the newly established Catholic mission in Newfoundland. 101 Power had removed himself to Caplin Bay, where he proceeded to stir up the district by charging that O Donel was favoring Munster priests over Leinster candidates in his recruiting for the mission.
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State; but I advisedly assert that such colonial premium would not rear one disposable seaman for our naval service, and that even the colonial fishermen would derive no commensurate advantage, such is the impoverishing effect of the inveterate system of truck-dealing that boat fishermen, even from the harbour of the capital of Newfoundland, are chiefly paid by daily wages; the advantages derived from the employment of two half-idle fishermen being greater to the truckmaster, in the absence of an available market, than the like amount of fish caught by one customer.
The Life of Thomas, Lord Cochrane, Tenth Earl of Dundonald, Vol. II
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A Newfoundland's drop ears also keep out water, and very loose flews allow him to breath while carrying something as he swims.
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WHEN John Cabot dropped anchor off the coast of Newfoundland in 1497, his crew reported that they needed only to dip a bucket into the water to catch cod.
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About 150 of the 1,500 people who died when the ocean liner sank off Newfoundland after hitting an iceberg were buried in Halifax, and 43 never were identified.
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Among the items in the collection is Captain Cook's original chart of Newfoundland - one of more than 100,000 items which will be located in the Naval Base.
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A spectacular, widely observed meteorite fall in Newfoundland on October 19, 1936, set a fishing boat afire.
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When the barge is filled to capacity (about 1,200 tons), it returns to the firm's tank farm, on Newfoundland's Avalon Peninsula, where the meltwater is stored for bottling, brewing, and making vodka.
The Iceberg Wars
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We are recognised in Newfoundland as an emerging success, but now I'd like to challenge you to take a closer look at what we have accomplished, because I'm confident that, no matter how you judge us, you will agree that Hibernia is going to be an achievement in which all Canadians can take considerable pride.
Leading a New Industry into a New Century
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If this isn't self-referential enough, the second novel Gabriel is working on is a historical novel set in Newfoundland.
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It was in Newfoundland that he took his first aerial photographs - using his knees to hold the control column and manhandling a large plate camera over the aircraft's side.
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This proposed synonymy meant that the species has a long range that extends through the middle Middle Cambrian to the top of the Chamberlain's Brook Formation in New Brunswick and southeastern Newfoundland.
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I think cloudberries bakeapples only grow in the wild in Atlantic Canada especially Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Thanks to the efforts of everyone involved in the development, Hibernia is at last emerging from the fogs and mists that all too often blanket Newfoundland, ready to become one of the great success stories of Canadian business.
Leading a New Industry into a New Century
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Ubiquitous through the rest of Canada, full-tree systems with their skidders and slashers are more rare in Newfoundland than hot summer days.
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This incident rocked the Canadian province of Newfoundland.
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_calabogus_ in Newfoundland, and -- soda-water in the United States, I desired to complete the bibulous cosmos, in which _koumiss_ was still lacking.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 15, No. 87, January, 1865
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His first voyage was to survey the coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador.
A BOOK OF LANDS AND PEOPLES
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Named for the Canadian province where it originated, the Newfoundland's webbed feet, rudder-like tail, and water-resistant coat make it a natural swimmer.
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Limestone, serpentine, and acidic rock types are extensive in western Newfoundland; peatlands, fens, and forest cover large areas.
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The next object of our fleet was to be the bombarding of Granville, which is the great 'entrepot' of their Newfoundland fishery, and will be a considerable loss to them in that branch of their trade.
Complete Project Gutenberg Earl of Chesterfield Works
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Let me state clearly that the fishery is the backbone of our economy and it will be the foundation on which the economic and social life of Newfoundland will depend for generations to come.
The Future Prospects of Canada's Newest Province
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I do not have an official listing of lighthouses in Newfoundland, but I have compiled a list of 37 of them.
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Just four months before Pearl Harbor the queenly Augusta had carried President Roosevelt to a quiet Newfoundland bay for the first of many historic meetings with Winston Churchill.
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Some of the men too were occupied in faking of cod; for there being two Newfoundland fifhermen in the Centurion, the commodore fet them about laying in a confiderable quantity of falted cod for a lea-ftorc, though very little or it was ufed, as it was afterward thought to be as productive of the fcurvy, as any other kind of fait provifions.
A new collection of voyages, discoveries and travels : containing whatever is worthy of notice, in Europe, Asia, Africa and America
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Then I heard the anguished bellow of a Himalayan cow, one of the little black crummies no bigger than Newfoundland dogs.
The Kipling Reader Selections from the Books of Rudyard Kipling
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These days the Newfoundland ecosystem is being altered by over browsing from the more than 750,000 moose that call the Rock home.
Trivia: Newfoundland boasts some of the best moose hunting in North America.Are moose a native species to the "Rock"?
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Newfoundland and half Hudson Bay, stood over the body of the man that lay on the trail, and menaced Morganson with bristling hair and bared fangs.
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Newfoundland is semi - artic and has very little good agricultural land.
Canadian Beauty Queen Stands Up For Seal Hunt
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He was the first to draw scholarly attention to the custom of Christmas mumming in Newfoundland and its accompanying traditional drama, as evidenced in the standard work on the subject, Christmas Mumming in Newfoundland.
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But when was the last time anyone heard a representative of the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador pointing out that a high dollar and counter-inflationary measures will hurt the provincial economy in Canada's eastern-most province?
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As much as it sounds like the name of an outport fishing village somewhere in Newfoundland, it is not an actual place but rather a state of being.
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Consider the fact that the Eastern provinces have already had their demands acquiesced by the feds, enabling them to keep their oil revenues, as well as Newfoundland receiving billions in equalization already, including a $1,781 per capita payment that is third only to Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick.
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Named for the Canadian province where it originated, the Newfoundland's webbed feet, rudder-like tail, and water-resistant coat make it a natural swimmer.
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I bet when he stood by his advance base on Newfoundland, Leif Eriksson would've been surprised to hear his base would fail and his dad's colony on Greenland would eventually die out, that the "new world" would have to be rediscovered in 500 years by explorers from a successor state on the territory of what he knew as the Caliphate of al-Andalus, or 500 years after that the entire world would be dominated by a breakaway colony set up by people from a wretched little country currently being ruled by a wanker named Ethelred.
Changing Course - AGAIN? - NASA Watch
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Already there are genetic probes available to detect carriers of cystinuria in Newfoundland dogs; Von Willebrand's disease, a bleeding disorder, in poodles and Manchester terriers; and copper toxicosis in Bedlington terriers.
The Truth About Dogs
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Catholic and Protestant Newfoundlanders took it as a sign - generally, as a mark of divine favor for the Catholic side.
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One of three McNeely dogs they also have a Cairn terrier and a Newfoundland, Koda is a potent 7-year-old who needs plenty of exercise and is "a handful" even with a gimpy leg, says McNeely.
Pet Talk: $500,000 'dream' dog park comes true in Ga.
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It is not surprising, therefore, that Newfoundland has a long and rich literary tradition and no shortage of poets who have given voice to the essential fullness of life in that bioregion.
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The close links between Waterford and Newfoundland are well documented and indeed only a few months ago a group from Newfoundland toured the Waterford and South East area with a reciprocal visit planned next year.
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The dog, for instance, exists as the great, shaggy Newfoundland or St. Bernard, or as the tight girted greyhound, as the petted poodle or the despised "yellow dog;" but in every case he is a dog, and not a wolf, and his fellow dogs recognize him as such, too.
Evolution An Investigation and a Critique
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I lived in Newfoundland for most of my formative years.
Canadian Beauty Queen Stands Up For Seal Hunt
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Cook charted the coasts and seaways of Canada, the St Lawrence Channel and the coasts of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
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They were shipwrecked off the coast of Newfoundland.
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Between 1827 and 1838 he sojourned in Newfoundland, Canada, and the United States.
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Still, as noted earlier, testation practices in Newfoundland did not always conform to an English norm of primogeniture and impartible inheritance, even among the local elite.
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The species is the floral emblem of the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
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In an Indiana case, concerning which I was consulted, the girl was a hebephreniac who had resorted to this procedure with a Newfoundland dog at the instance of another girl, seemingly normal as regards mentality, and had been badly injured; a discharge resulted which resembled gonorrhoea, but contained no gonococci.
Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 5 Erotic Symbolism; The Mechanism of Detumescence; The Psychic State in Pregnancy
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How: Bacalao restaurant in St. John's, which specializes in modern Newfoundland cuisine, pairs partridgeberries with caribou, chicken and cheese.
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Killick-Claw is ostensibly a gentle place nestling in the lee of the angry Newfoundland coast, but it quickly becomes apparent that there are darker forces at play under the surface.
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The queen of Newfoundland and Labrador berries, the bakeapple has an acquired taste that we like to think is addictive.
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If it is true that the Feds are demanding this, it means that they are treating Newfoundland like an untrustworthy, idiot stepchild.
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At right is another distinctive Newfoundland form - a disc-shaped fossil divided into irregular lobes.
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Declaring that primogeniture and impartible inheritance were inappropriate for Newfoundland circumstances, the act provided that real property in intestate estates should be distributed, like personal property, as chattel interests.
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If you want to see icebergs without going on a polar expedition the best place is along the coast of Labrador and Newfoundland.
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Declaring that primogeniture and impartible inheritance were inappropriate for Newfoundland circumstances, the act provided that real property in intestate estates should be distributed, like personal property, as chattel interests.
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Humpbacks, minkes and 18 other species of whales swim in Newfoundland waters.
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Prior to the debut, the Newfoundland author is grafting bits of his skin onto swatches of paper for a limited number of promotional covers.
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The technique gives the demographer something concrete to work with, for written records on men are much more readily available than those on women; but it certainly requires strenuous qualification if used in the Newfoundland context, for it mutes the matrilineal bridges and matrilocal/uxorilocal residence patterns that often predated patrilineal-patrilocal patterns in early settlement.
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A Catholic Archdiocese in eastern Newfoundland investigating what it is calling a misappropriation of funds.
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The seaworthiness of the vessel was severely tested on the Atlantic crossing from Newfoundland but she came through without damage or loss.
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The technique gives the demographer something concrete to work with, for written records on men are much more readily available than those on women; but it certainly requires strenuous qualification if used in the Newfoundland context, for it mutes the matrilineal bridges and matrilocal/uxorilocal residence patterns that often predated patrilineal-patrilocal patterns in early settlement.
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By 1914 he bad discovered Brigus, Newfoundland, where he settled with his family.
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In Newfoundland they bought the herrings from the Newfoundland fishermen.
The Newfoundland Fisheries Question
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Tonight I read of rugged Newfoundland coastlines and dream of fog-drenched villages and rainswept fishing boats.
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Transient fishermen and shoremen had made up the primary work crews of the early Newfoundland fishery in both its migratory and sedentary sectors.
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It was in another jerry-built craft, the 51-foot, three-mast Son of Town Hall, that Mr. Neutrino succeeded in crossing the Atlantic, casting off from Newfoundland with his wife, two companions and three dogs.
Unmoored on Land, an Adventurer at Sea
