Ayrie

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A´y`rie


n. 1. See Aerie.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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7b, horn: Ayrie's pooder horn wus i' the pooch on his ither side; bit he teuk hid oot an' stappid hid i' his breest pooch (Dennison 1880)
Top money of pounds 568 went to Steve Ianson, from Yorkshire, with David Ayrie, of Newcastle, second and another Yorkshire, Paul Short, third.
Making it a point to inspire change and social transformation, Dakila Spokesperson Ayeen Karunungan gave a comprehensive crash-course on advocacy communications followed by a talk on project management by Communications Manager Ayrie Ching, capped off by Executive Director Leni Velasco's discussion on the finer points of effective and creative project planning and communication strategy.
The money, raised during a summer fete, was donated to the Ayries Society to pay for care and health education in the Dalit community.
In addition effective practices prevent conduct problems also have demonstrated efficacy (Conduct Disorders Prevention Research Group, 1999a, 1999b) as well as practices to lessen the overall level of antisocial behavior in school (Burke, Ayries, & Hagan-Burke, 2003; Carr, Dunlap, Horner, Keogel, Tunbull, Sailor, Anderson, Albin, Keogel, & Fox, 2002; Tobin, Lewis-Palmer & Sugai, 2001).
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