Geodemographic information system categorising some United Kingdom postcodes.
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I'm Alora, acorn daughter of the Great Tree of the Wildewood Forest.
2
At half-eclipse the moon was like a gilded acorn in its cup.
3
There Bunny found it, and he tied the string around the acorn.
4
Then acorn or seed meal was put in and cooked into mush.
5
Bobby forgot all about the acorn and skipped up the oak tree.
6
From ground level there is not a glimpse of one incipient acorn.
7
I dunno, but ye all know how bitter a red-oak acorn is.
8
I thicken it with acorn flour I traded for with the Paiute.
9
Even a blind sow finds a acorn ever once in a while.
10
The acorn listened and believed, for was not the tree its mother?
11
It had a bitter taste, though not so bitter as acorn paste.
12
There's also the acorn-sized knot and ooze of blood on your forehead.
13
We shall be rewarded; the exploitation of the acorn deserves to be seen.
14
The choice is made; the acorn is recognised as being of good quality.
15
From the acorn is developed the oak, never the pine or the linden.
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The acorn of today is the oak of the next millennium.
