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And of course Meldorin fell last year, save for the southern peninsula.
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Our satellite images are being fudged, of course, right across the peninsula.
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This was quite a common practice among the Arabs of the peninsula.
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Shortt said Rocket Lab's presence on the peninsula had provided great publicity.
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The peninsula itself averages rather less than 100 miles in width throughout.
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Goodwife Byland was standing there, weeping on the shoulder of another woman.
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The West Front of the Church Of Byland Abbey
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Poor Goodwife Byland is scared out of her wits.'
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Some of our most beautiful English abbeys-Fountains ,Kirkstall ,Rievaulx ,Tintern ,Furness ,andByland-allbelonged to this order.
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During weekly test sessions, Byland looked at bars of light moving up and down or side to side.
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In October 1322 Bruce utterly routed the English at Byland Abbey, in the heart of Yorkshire, and chased Edward II.
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Suffering from retinitis pigmentosa and blind for more than 11 years, Byland has been wearing the Argus for nearly a year.
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Administrators EY have completed the sale of the majority of the fashion retailer's business to Byland UK Limited for an undisclosed sum.
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A sloping wood on each side of us opened into a wider expanse, and the turrets of Byland abbey appeared in the distance.
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Through Gundreda the monks went to Hode, and after four years received land at Old Byland, where they wished to build an abbey.
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The beautiful Hambleton Hills begin to rise up steeply about two miles north of Coxwold, and there we come upon the ruins of Byland Abbey.
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Frederick Byland's 'Chronological Outlines of English Literature' (Macmillan, $1.00) is very useful for reference though now much in need of revision.
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