ledden

ledden

(ˈlɛdən)
n
language or speech
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Joe Barker struck 58 and seasoned campaigner Paul Nicholson 38 as the home side battled to keep up with required run-rate, but fine bowling from James Ledden (4-45) and Tony Geall (3-42) pegged them back to 152-7.
Margaret Brown, Burslem Pay up for eyesores NOW that the council are charging massive council tax premiums on homes which have been standing empty for several years, could Coun Carl Ollerhead and Council Officer Fiona Ledden please confirm whether the owners of large vacant commercial properties pay any council tax on those buildings, and, if so, will they also have to pay the forthcoming massive premiums which owners of ordinary empty homes will be forced to pay?
Image was measured using four items adapted from Alves & Raposo (2007), and Ledden & Kalafatis (2010).
Earl Ledden Professor of Religion, Emerita, at Syracuse University) argues instead that ancient Christianity took a material turn between the fourth and seventh centuries.
Chris Ledden graduated from Swansea University with a first class honours degree in civil engineering in 2011.
CREW: P Jackson (3)--Skipper, P Mara (1), B Garrod(1), P Walker (1), C Dollison (1), C Ledden, K Johnson (1), L Maciejewzeki, M Raleigh, P Love-Williams, S Marsland, Z Leffler, K George, B Baker (1), S Zuehlke, A Leslie (1)
HP Henry staff worked with crews from Sewell, N.J., design-build contractor, Ledden Palimeno Landscape Co., in the two-day building demonstration.
Otros constructos menos estudiados son el riesgo, el compromiso y la confianza (Whittaker, Ledden & Kalafatis, 2007).
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