Usage of "dunfermline"

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Association football club in Dunfermline, Scotland.

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Usage of dunfermline in anglès

Rescues of struggling societies Dunfermline and West Bromwich required deeper government involvement. 
 The Guardian 

Nationwide took over Dunfermline's savings book and the government its risky loans. 
 Reuters 

Park Gardens and Culture Institutes; a Report to the Carnegie Dunfermline Trust. 
 Civics: as Applied Sociology 

In 1841 he accepted a call to the North Extension Church, Dunfermline. 
 The Modern Scottish Minstrel, Volume 5. / The Songs of Scotland ... 

He continues to labour as minister of the Free North Church, Dunfermline. 
 The Modern Scottish Minstrel, Volume 5. / The Songs of Scotland ... 

Several other old people of Dunfermline told me stories of my grandfather. 
 Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie 

Morton sit fifth in the standings while Dunfermline now languish in ninth. 
 BBC 

Dunfermline Athletic head coach Steve Crawford: We know where the problem lies. 
 BBC 

We in Northampton first learned of the Dunfermline movement in 1898. 
 The Amateur Garden 

In April Lady Russell lost her sister, Lady Dunfermline, who died in Rome. 
 Lady John Russell: A Memoir with Selections from Her Diaries and... 

The second half showing of the league leaders against Dunfermline was especially flat. 
 The Guardian 

Burns will investigate whether or not any of Dunfermline's investors are due compensation. 
 Reuters 

About the middle of the century, Robert Henryson, a teacher in Dunfermline, wrote.- 
 Halleck's New English Literature 

Nonetheless, Dunfermline were under siege for the first half an hour. 
 The Guardian 

Each had been followed by unconvincing a single-goal victory, over Dunfermline then Falkirk. 
 The Guardian 

That tribute to Dunfermline struck me as so extraordinary it lingered with me. 
 Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie 

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