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Significats de local landowner en anglès

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Ús de local landowner en anglès
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Becky had already left for an appointment with a local landowner.
Water, stone, heart
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The panels were donated to the church in 1812 by a local landowner, Lord Roden.
The Irish Times
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If you find a nice rural or mountainous spot, do ask the local landowner for permission to camp.
The Irish Times
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But I wonder if you, in your official capacity, might first perform a service for a local landowner.
Android Karenina
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As such, it is a testing ground for whether foreign oil companies can make nice with local landowner groups.
Reuters
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Bronkhorst and local landowner Honest Ndlovu will appear in court in Victoria Falls on Wednesday to face poaching charges.
News.com.au
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Just recently, a local landowner called Synge had even compelled his tenants to convert to Protestantism or face eviction.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
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Then it underwent a rebrand in 1840 when local landowner Robert Warren extended the house and renamed it Killiney Castle.
Independent.ie
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Ms. Thompson had been scheduled to marry Emyr Gruffydd, son of local landowner and businessman Rhys Gruffydd, on Saturday afternoon.
The cold light of mourning
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Provincial Police Commander for Manus, senior inspector David Yapu, said a local landowner had proposed the idea of establishing a brothel.
Radio NZ
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All this is being done in partnership with a local landowner, says the article by Des Gunning, director of Oak Glen.
The Irish Times
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The pope, who is much liked by the local landowner, is not poor, and lives in comfort on his own land.
The Precipice
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Japan's Nippon Oil Exploration has 4.7 percent and local landowner group Mineral Resources Development Company 2.8 percent.
Reuters
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There had been no consultations with local people and it appeared that the secret negotiations had been conducted with a local landowner.
The Irish Times
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Wicklow Circuit Court yesterday began hearing an important test case in which a local landowner is seeking to prevent walkers crossing his land.
The Irish Times
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The pleasant custom of 'Arbor Day' was begun in Eynsford in 1897, and was initiated by Mr. C. D. Till, a local landowner.
Chatterbox, 1906
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