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A notice of expropriation was in December served on Sechaba Trust, the liquidators of the 2355.8802 ha citrus producing farm named Callais
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The state would take possession of the farm, Callais 226KT in
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“Because Brittany Callais is the presiding family court judge.”
Magnolia Moon JoAnn Ross 2003
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Barge to Callais in France, and from thence returned back to Saint
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U.S. A. 1917; Callais, Meuse, Argonne; discharged 1919; Mason; Methodist.
Alumni History of the University of North Carolina 1793-1962 1924
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_Siege of Callais_; Lemierre, author of _Artaxerce_; Crébillon; Piron;
All About Coffee 1909
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I travell'd from Tholouse to Paris, and without any considerable Stay, came to Callais, and landed safe at Dover, the fourteenth of January, after having had a severely cold Season to travel in.
The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner 1719
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The one about the guy who nicked an Alvis Stalwart from BAOR and got as far as Callais but chickening out/worrying about running out of fuel, not realising that there were fuel drums on the back.
Army Rumour Service 2010
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The one about the guy who nicked an Alvis Stalwart from BAOR and got as far as Callais but chickening out/worrying about running out of fuel, not realising that there were fuel drums on the back.
Army Rumour Service 2010
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The one about the guy who nicked an Alvis Stalwart from BAOR and got as far as Callais but chickening out/worrying about running out of fuel, not realising that there were fuel drums on the back.
Army Rumour Service 2010
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