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Meanings of darlington 1883 in English
Association football club in Darlington, England.
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Examples for "darlington"
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A grassroots campaign, led by school pupils in Darlington, has gone UK-wide.
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Mrs. Darlington was in her room at the time changing her dress.
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In appearance, Lady Darlington was a contrast to the Duchess of Kendal.
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The sites at Lackenby and Darlington are not affected by the announcement.
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Quick as thought, the blood rushed to the face of Mrs. Darlington.
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While the deal was approved by DFC shareholders, the funds went to court.
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The DFC was formed in large part to counter China's growing economic influence.
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He picked up a DFC and the DSO along the way.
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Research firm DFC Intelligence estimates it is a $18 billion global market.
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The DFC said it had asked for the meeting.
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Until a buyer is found I cannot say what the future of Darlington Football Club will be.
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Hitherto he was acquainted only with the simple worship of the Quakers.
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Such is the organization of the discipline or government of the Quakers.
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These irregularities were much exaggerated by enemies of the Quakers in England.
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The Quakers also conceive it to be a doctrine of the gospel.
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The Quakers to this day do not admit singing in their assemblies.
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