Association football club in Crawley, England.
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Before Katrina, the city said 1 million came to town every year.
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The right has power, but the town often votes left as well.
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The accident happened just outside the town of Weert, local police said.
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State Highway 1 both north and south of the town remain closed.
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They were poised just outside the town, not far above the sea.
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No-one at the CTFC was immediately available for comment.
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In the week to March 15 money managers reduced their net-long positions to 251, 380, the CTFC said.
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John Gregory has left Crawley Town, the club has confirmed.
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Crawley Town's FA Cup tie with Stoke City tomorrow means that they don't play until Wednesday.
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There had been a good Saturday featuring Manchester United in a genuine, squeaky contest at Southampton, and there was Crawley Town.
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Crawley Town won 2-1 at the Met Police.
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I hope that the Crawley Town fans stand by their team and help to bring back the glory days again very soon.
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Kip imagined the magic streaking from him as the reds' had done.
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ITALY: Sleep not easy, the reds are still under the bed.
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This time the headlines made no reference to the reds of Manchester United.
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He re-told Thorpe's story artistically, shading the yellows and the reds.
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They are not only heavier than the reds, but more aggressive.
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He will appear before Crawley magistrates later today, a police spokesman said.
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Crawley hit back in return, but beat the air; Saurin was away.
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Peter Crawley looks at the tensions and contradictions Parental Advisory: Explicit Content.
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A group of the bungee-powered high-flyers talk to Peter Crawley Look up.
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Mr. Crawley was standing with the door wide open in his hand.
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Let the bad times roll, writes Peter Crawley The news is bad.
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As they were going in to dinner Crawley had said to Saurin:
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You go to Lawyer Crawley; he lends money to people of credit.
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She is the second Lady Crawley, and mother of the young ladies.
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Both these ladies were therefore staunch in their defence of Mr. Crawley.
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For the moment, no doubt, Mr. Crawley had the best of it.
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It was happily the case that Mr. Crawley was not at home.
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Miss Crawley gave a final scream, and fell back in a faint.
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He thought that it would tell with the jury in Crawley's favour.
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It was the equipage of our friend Miss Crawley, returning from Hants.
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But even during the fortnight Mr. Crawley had not remained altogether neglected.