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The sons have been called Arthurs, Uthers, and Caradocs, from immemorial time.
Vanity Fair William Makepeace Thackeray 1837
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"Arthurs," south of St. James's Place, was founded by the proprietor of
The Strand District The Fascination of London Walter Besant 1868
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Jason Arthurs for The Wall Street Journal Mr. Frampton's work matters greatly to Christmas tree growers nationwide as sales of live trees decline, while sales of artificial trees have skyrocketed.
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And also the point raised, most eloquently by Bruce Arthurs that:
Matte vs Gloss Lou Anders 2009
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Jason Arthurs for The Wall Street Journal Mr. Frampton sees faster-growing, prettier Christmas trees as critical to the state's agricultural economy, which is reeling from the decline of tobacco and from rapid suburban growth.
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Jason Arthurs for The Wall Street Journal Mr. Frampton and other scientists studying these bagged Fraser fir branches in Raleigh are on the hunt for a faster-growing, higher-quality, more pest-resistant Christmas tree.
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Jason Arthurs for the Wall Street Journal Devlin Brindle, left, and her sister Britton, right, enjoy the water.
Worth Their Salt? Pools Where Chlorine Isn't King Shalini Ramachandran 2011
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Jason Arthurs for The Wall Street Journal A Fraser fir sits for sale at the farmers' market.
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Jason Arthurs for the Wall Street Journal A pool on the Fort Bragg, N.C., military base is one of a growing number of 'saltwater' pools in the U.S. By this stage of summer, days spent at the swimming pool have left many children with frizzled hair, red eyes and itchy skin.
Worth Their Salt? Pools Where Chlorine Isn't King Shalini Ramachandran 2011
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Jason Arthurs for The Wall Street Journal In a greenhouse at North Carolina State University, tree geneticists test DNA and blend characteristics of trees from around the world in search of the perfect Christmas tree.
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