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Meanings of the puritans in English
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banbury united f.c. 
Association football club in Banbury, England.
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Examples for "united"
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Our political family must remain united, he said at the party's headquarters.
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We weren't asking that United State Supreme Court decide State Law issues.
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Background: Childhood obesity represents a public health crisis in the United States.
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Pollution controls carry important financial and health consequences for the United States.
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Key markets for ZTE's handsets include China, Europe and the United States.
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The Banbury Guardian relishes the story, as the local press always does.
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He simply laughed at the snubs and jeers of the Banbury crowd.
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Ride a moss horse to Banbury Cross to find a young lady.
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At Banbury and Fremantle we were received with kindness and enthusiastic demonstrations.
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Banbury rose slowly to his feet and stared steadily at his colleague.
Usage of the puritans in English
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But the puritans also accepted Calvin's idea of independent church government.
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They much resemble the puritans of Charles the First's time, of the extreme Hew-Agag-in-pieces stamp.
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What Cleopatra thought of the puritans-realand purported-amongwhom she found herself we do not know.
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In his account of the motives which led the puritans to seek an asylum beyond seas, he says:-
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Even for the puritans, this was a step too far, and the Quakers were mercilessly persecuted for heresy.
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Clarendon calls it 'a term imposed upon those that the puritans wished to render odious to the people.
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Three classes of people, the puritans, the philistines, and the proletarians, question the value of art in this sense.
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And thus was formed the earliest settlement of the Puritans in America.
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The great majority of the Puritans were still of the former type.
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The age of chivalry passed away when the Puritans defeated the Cavaliers.
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The concept that Americans were God's chosen people arrived with the Puritans.
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Our ancestors were called the Puritans of the fourth and fifth centuries.
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And yet heavier than the Puritans' oak by several orders of magnitude.
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The Puritans are like Hindoos-impossiblyvarious, and yet all of a type.
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Fifty-eight years later the Puritans landed on the sands of Massachusetts Bay.
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Painters did not flourish very much under the rule of the Puritans.