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EVESHAM -- A sweepstakes scam turned violent in Evesham on Thursday when a 78-year-old woman was assaulted and robbed by a con artist after the woman realized she had been duped, police said.
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EVESHAM - A sewer system project needed for decades in Evesham is one of the last in the state to be awarded federal stimulus funding this year.
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The Abbey of Evesham is wonderfully grand; in a very different stile from Battle, but equally beautiful.
Appendix 1 1796
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He came, on a bright morning in August, to Evesham, which is watered by the pleasant river Avon.
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He came, on a bright morning in August, to Evesham, which is watered by the pleasant river Avon.
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He came, on a bright morning in August, to Evesham, which is watered by the pleasant river Avon.
A Child's History of England Charles Dickens 1841
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There is much in the neighbourhood of Evesham which is worthy of note, many old-fashioned villages and country towns, manor-houses, churches, and inns which are refreshing to the eyes of those who have seen so much destruction, so much of the England that is vanishing.
Vanishing England 1892
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July 4 events are continuing this year with private funding in other municipalities, such as Evesham and Gloucester City.
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The tabloids have created this idea that we're scroungers, or fakers, said Steven Sumpter, 33, who left his home in Evesham, Worcestershire, at 6.30am.
Wheelchair users block Oxford Circus to protest at disability cuts 2012
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The Evesham student body usually had more important things to care about, like planning their next vacation to a private island near the Bahamas, or deciding between another Coach or Louis Vuitton bag.
The Education Of Hailey Kendrick Eileen Cook 2011
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